About NMCI
NMCI—Virtualizing Servers Case Study
The Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) needed to guarantee Navy personnel could communicate critical information 24/7. Find out how HP helped ensure national security.
Read the Virtualizing Servers Case Study PDFPrior to NMCI, the Department of the Navy’s IT infrastructure consisted of stove-piped systems, independently procured and operated by individual commands throughout the world. Organizing and administering these individual systems inhibited connectivity, increased costs, and rendered all information sharing and security practically impossible. Lack of centralized IT management and planning also resulted in significant disparity in technology capabilities among commands in both the Navy and Marine Corps.
A Step into the Future
NMCI changed that. NMCI provides an interoperable command and control network needed for transitioning to a net-centric environment. Today, the Department of the Navy receives IT services via NMCI for more than 700,000 military and civilian employee accounts. NMCI consolidated and standardized network operations services, security, and user assistance across every level of command. Information assurance compliance is now enforceable. Users with unique IT service needs are accommodated by smart customization of standard components to generate tailored solutions.
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