
Main Projects in Yemen DEPARTMENT OF TRAFFIC (DOT) PROJECT Client: Ministry of Interior Date to be inaugurated: March 2006 Solution: A turn-key project to automate all DOT’s activities and enhance overall efficiency. It involves a comprehensive study of all current DOT’s activities and rules and identifying bottlenecks and sources of problems. After analyzing all data, a complete new document cycle will be implemented as well as comprehensive integrated system that covers all DOT’s activities such as issuance and management of: Driver’s Licenses, Vehicles Registration, Traffic Violations plus it’s financial management system, Traffic Accidents and related activities. All systems will be web-enabled to allow general public to perform several tasks online. System is considered to be the first practical step toward e-Government in Yemen.
DIGITAL CAMERA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM Client: Ministry of Interior Date inaugurated: January 2003 Solution: A turn-key wireless digital surveillance system with night-time monitoring and automatic motion detection. System Components: System consists of mainly three components: Advanced all weather camera systems, digital wireless network, monitoring room and supporting systems. Client: Ministry of Defense Date inaugurated: 12 February 1998 Solution: A turn-key Computerized Pension System that includes hardware, software, network, maintenance and on-job training. System Components: The system consists of five sub-systems that are fully integrated for efficiency and security. The system components could be described as follows:
Network: Network is based on LAN (Fast Ethernet) with switched backbone. The main server is a Windows NT server running MS-SQL Server as the main RDBMS. Clients are all running Windows NT Workstation. TCP/IP is the network protocol and ODBC is the database connectivity protocol. Physical & Data Security: The system security is guaranteed through a unified and detailed control process. The system allows only authorized users to gain access to the functions that they assigned to by the system administrators. Access to the system requires two separate identifications; user code and password that can only be changed by the users with the system administrator access control. The system keeps track of all transactions made by every user, indicating the time and transactions made and pre-updates and post-update data contents. In addition, ”Disaster Recovery Services” are implemented through the extensive redundancy measures as well as implementing a remote data copy on a different platform in the General Authority of the Post. Warranty: Three- year-warranty that includes free maintenance of both hardware and software. In addition, the company provides both new version releases and Standard Software updates during the warranty period as courtesy of NET World. Maintenance: Five-year-Maintenance of both hardware and software. Reference &Contact Information: Mr. Fadhl Alsuraihi THE PASSPORTS & IMMIGRATION PROJECT Client: Ministry of Interior Date inaugurated: March 27, 1997 by H.E. President Ali Abdullah Saleh Solution: A turn-key Automated Passport System that includes hardware, software, network, maintenance and on-job training. System Components: The system consists of six sub-systems that are fully integrated for efficiency and security. The system components could be described as follows:
Network: The overall Passports Project network is believed to be the biggest IT network in Yemen. It spans over more than 13 sites inside the country and 8 sites in Yemeni embassies abroad. The sites inside the country are all inter-connected using ISDN connections provided by PTC. The sites abroad are using a combination of technologies to ensure availability such as Dial-up as well as VPN. The local network is going to be migrated to VPN as well. All the networking equipment are mainly from CISCO. The main servers at the different sites are mainly based on Alphaservers from Compaq (formerly DEC). Network protocol is TCP/P and database connectivity protocol is ODBC. Replication is used extensively to ensure the proper distribution between the different sites inside and outside the country. This is achieved through our in-house developed replication techniques as well as techniques available in SQL-Server 6.5 and SQL Server 7.0. LANs are all based on Fast Ethernet and CISCO Access Servers are used to connect some remote single users. Physical & Data Security: The physical security is implemented through restricted access to central and key computer facilities by electronic and automated control measures. The system allows only authorized users to gain access to the functions that they assigned to by the system administrators. Access to the system requires two separate identifications; user code and password that can only be changed by the users with the system administrator access control. The system keeps track of all transactions made by every user, indicating the time and transactions made and pre-updates and post-update data contents. In addition, ”Disaster Recovery Services” are implemented through the extensive redundancy measures as well as implementing a remote data copy on a different platform. Warranty: Four-year of free maintenance of both hardware and software. In addition, the company provides both new version releases and Standard Software updates during the warranty and maintenance periods as a courtesy of NW. Maintenance: During the warranty period, NET Worldprovides free quarterly maintenance for all hardware. Reference & Contact Information: The Authority of Neutralization & Immigration
TAJ SHEBA HOTEL Client: Taj Sheba Hotel – Sana’a, Republic of Yemen Date inaugurated: November 2004 Solution: Installing a brand new digital CCTV surveillance system with indoor & outdoor cameras (PTZ & Fixed). The solution also included installing a complete data network (passive & active) to connect all the room, offices and key areas with high quality cat. 6 gigabit rated connections. System Components: The overall contract included a complete turn-key solution of the following:
SANA’A MOVENPICK HOTEL Client: International Company for Tourism Investments-ICTI, Sana’a Republic of Yemen Date to be inaugurated: December 2005 Solution: Turnkey solution for several low-current systems in the latest and biggest 5-star hotel in Yemen. System Components: The overall contract included:
STEEL FACTORY & GUEST HOUSE – ADEN FREE ZONE Client: Arab Iron & Steel Corporation Date inaugurated: October 2005 Solution: Turnkey solution for several low-current systems in the steel factory and mill in Yemen. The solution also included the same systems for the 66-room guest house attached to the factory. System Components: The overall contract included:
YEMEN AIRWAYS – TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Client: Yemen Airways Date inaugurated: October 2005 Solution: Complete Passive & Active Data Network Infrastructure for all air craft hangars and maintenance sites in Yemen Airways’ technical department in Sana’a International Airport. System Components: The overall contract included:
YEMEN AIRWAYS – DIGITAL CCTV Client: Yemen Airways Date to be inaugurated: January 2006 Solution: Complete turn-key solution for a state of the art digital CCTV system using Video-Over-IP and advanced digital image processing techniques. System Components: The overall contract included:
Client: Civil Aviation Authority Date to be inaugurated: March 2006 Solution: Complete turn-key solution for a state of the art digital CCTV system using Video-Over-IP and advanced digital image processing techniques. The system will be installed in the 7 international airports of the Republic of Yemen System Components: The overall contract included a complete turn-key digital CCTV solution in the following airports:
Client: Civil Aviation Authority Date inaugurated: October 2004 Solution: Modernizing the current ATCC in Sana’a with new equipment as well as new training systems. System Components: The overall contract included a complete turn-key solution of the following:
Client: Civil Aviation Authority Date inaugurated: August 2003 Solution: Installing a completely new passive data network for the main headquarters building in Sana’a. The passive structured network was all based on Cat. 6 shielded standards (end-to-end) and fully supports 10 Gigabit speeds on all network segments up to the end points. The project also included a complete overhaul of the IT department including installation of raised floor and air conditioning as well as a host of other civil work related items. System Components: The overall contract included a complete turn-key solution of the following:
SANA’A INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Client: Civil Aviation Authority Date inaugurated: September 2003 Solution: Installing a completely new passive data network for the main airport terminal and surrounding facilities in Sana’a. The passive structured network was all based on Cat. 6 shielded standards (end-to-end) and fully supports 10 Gigabit speeds on all network segments up to the end points. The project also included a complete overhaul of the ATC main building including installation of raised floor and air conditioning as well as a host of other civil work related items. System Components: The overall contract included a complete turn-key solution of the following:
SABAFON MOBILE GSM OPERATOR Client: SabaFon - Yemen Date inaugurated: March 2005 Solution:
System Components: The overall contract included:
SPACETEL-YEMEN MOBILE GSM OPERATOR Client: SpaceTel - Yemen Date inaugurated: April 2005 Solution: Supplying and installing a core fiber optic link in the main HQ building in Sana’a. The link supports up to 10G and can carry Data, Voice, and Video simultaneously. System Components: The overall contract included:
Client: Air Force - Yemen Date inaugurated: June 2005 Solution: Supply and preparation of the whole electrical, data, lighting and decoration infrastructure for the new command and control center. System Components: Classified HODEIDAH GOVERNORATE Client: Hodeidah Governorate - Yemen Date inaugurated: May 2003 Solution: Supplying and installing a turnkey solution that included a modular structured passive data network and a completely new digital VOIP PBX system in the main HQ in Hodeidah. System Components: The overall contract included:
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