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San Juan Campagin

NEC worked in tandem with San Juan’s Ministry of Education in Argentina to help them restructure their IT system. In recent years, users were working across too many platforms, leading to inefficient information management and weak security. Together, we developed WAN infrastructure and designed a secure cloud solution that utilised the management suite of NEC e-Gov Solutions as well as desktop virtualisation and IP telephony. The result is a safer, more streamlined infrastructure, running at a fraction of the cost. By taking care of the clouds, the Ministry and schools of San Juan are now equipped for the future.

Movie

Introduction

"The Ministry of Education has four levels of teaching, approximately 800 educational institutions comprising of 485 school buildings throughout the province." (Prof. Maria Cristina Diaz, Minister of Education) 0:54

Challenge

"We needed software in order to make some of the administrative processes quicker and we needed connectivity that was associated with that software." (Gustavo Quiroga, Project Manager of M.o.E.) 0:54

Solution

"This area doesn’t have internet access, and so the kids are in a learning period with this type of new technology. (Hugo Castro, Teacher)" 3:17

Technology

"One of the possible solutions that we suggested to the Ministry of Education and became more defined, was the “cloud” solution. (Luis Rivas, NEC Argentina)" 1:07

Benefit

"This area doesn’t have internet access, and so the kids are in a learning period with this type of new technology. (Hugo Castro, Teacher)" 3:12

Customer Interview

"it's not only about improving our educational offering in quantity- this is not only creating more schools, more sections, designating more teachers but also incorporating new paradigms for transmitting knowledge through new technologies." (Prof. Maria Cristina Diaz, Minister of Education)

Employee Interview

“Personal interaction and mutual confidence were the most difficult barriers to overcome. (Diego Apugliese, NEC Argentina)

(Mar 30, 2011)