ICT architecture definition

ICT architecture means an integrated set of technical ICT choices made to guide the university in satisfying core needs and requirements;
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ICT architecture is the collective term for all entities that are part of cloudKleyer’s services, e.g. Hardware, Software and Virtual Equipment.
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Examples of ICT architecture in a sentence

  • Even though TrustBuilder plays a central role in an ICT architecture and integrates with potentially a substantial amount of third-party suppliers, supplier management remains the responsibility of the Customer.

  • Basic SLA defines the parameters of any ICT architecture and these parameters are monitored in order to ensure QoS and performance [75].

  • Apart from the Web EOC, the ICT architecture of the AHA Centre also consists of a system known as Disaster Monitoring and Response System (DMRS), supported by the United States through the Hawaii-based Pacific Disaster Centre (PDC).

  • The ICT architecture covers the following three aspects (sub-architectures), which are detailed in own documents:  Telecommunication, which is the subject of deliverable D3.2 [3],  IT environment, which is the subject of deliverable D3.3 [4]  Privacy and cyber-security, which is the subject of deliverable D3.4 [5].

  • The main goal of the ICT4CART project, as per the description of work, is to develop an innovative and generic ICT architecture that will enable the transition towards higher levels of automation (L3 to L4).

  • Help desk (core team staff), ICT architecture and organisational models (Patient pathways) were put in place.

  • Therefore it is likely that BLE option is applicable to the INNOQUA ICT architecture because: (i) low- consumption facilitates the self-powered solutions; (ii) star-bus topology is appropriate for deployments based on a gateway; (iii) AES encryption allows to secure the communications; (iv) range fits with the INNOQUA deployments characteristics; and (v) low-cost of BLE modules allows to offer a competitive solution from economic point of view.

  • The ICT architecture will enable high- value use cases for automated driving, such as smart parking, intersection crossing in urban environments, lane merging in highway scenarios, and cross-border interoperability.

  • The ICT4CART ICT architecture is aimed to operate seamlessly with different communication technologies, i.e., ad-hoc networks (ETSI ITS-G5) and cellular networks (LTE/5G), referred to as hybrid communication.

  • This section is aimed at identifying available open hardware solutions in the market from different manufacturers (Adafruit, Arduino, Intel, Cypress, NXP, STMicroelectronics…) which can be useful to deploy the INNOQUA ICT architecture.