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Draft Final Report Chapter 7 Outline of Scope of Works Present monitoring systems are individually operated by each department, each vender and each area. Proposed NOC system, however, would be difficult to cover to integrate and analyze all information data which is generated from different monitor systems mentioned above. The scope of facility to cover for the project, therefore, would be as follows, The proposed NOC system shall cover to manage only for newly constructed network. However, the system can be integrated in the particular case that the existing network applies standard technology of SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) etc., and MPT would supply the necessary information for integration. For the network not to being integrated, remote monitoring would be available by separating the monitoring device in NOC, using the signal sent through the monitoring network (DCN: Data Communication Network). Main process necessary to offer those facilities is as follows,  Installation of servers and monitors  Setting and maintenance of monitoring network (An outline of the monitoring network is shown in Figure 7.1-19.)  Monitoring control operated in the existing NMS shall be set up to be able to operate at the servers and monitors which are installed in NOC.  Building up data base and data analysis system  Building up reporting system NOC will be established in the new Hantharwaddy building in Yangon as a backup station for improving reliability. (4) Equipment to be introduced NOC will be constructed by the following three processes. (a) Construction of main station (Naypyitaw, Dekkhina Exchange):  Main equipment (hardware): PC server, Network devices  Software: Platform, Database, Applications, Interface  Incidental facilities: Power supply system, Air conditioning system  Security: Physical, logical (b) Establishment of backup station (Yangon, Hantharwaddy Station):  Main equipment (hardware): PC server, Network devices  Software: Platform, Database, Applications, Interface  Incidental facilities: Power supply system, Air conditioning system  Security: Physical, logical (c) System integration (5)  Main station: for backup station functional integration, testing  Main station: for backup station general coordination testing Others 7-33

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Preparatory Survey Report on the Project for Improvement of Communication Networks in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

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Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT)
Myanma Posts and Telecommunications (MPT)

Date Published: Jul 1, 2014

Abstract: Reform in the political and economic spheres by Thein Sein's administration extended to telecommunication service and substantial reduction of the usage fees resulted to rapid increase of users of communication services. It is expected that the demand of communication services will expand at an accelerating rate from now on , while current status of the development of the communication network is delayed even in major cities including Yangon, Mandalay and Nayptitaw This situation is one of factors preventing the improvement of civil life and economic development. In addition , an international gateway is currently only one in Yangon with lacking in backup system. Since provision of stable communication service is a base for all economic activities and civil life, nation wide improvement of the communication network is required for balanced development of the nation. Among them, the improvement of the communication network in major cities (Yangon, Mandalay and Nayptitaw ) at the center of economic and commercial activities is an urgent need.

Under the above circumstances, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) in Myanmar set a goal to increase telecommunication density including mobile phone up to 75% to 80% by the end of 2016.

At Japan Myanmar top level meeting held on April 2012, bilateral cooperation in ICT sector was discussed as high priority and agreed on cooperation in ICT sector. Following the agreement at top level meeting, Japanese Government decided to carry out the Preparatory Survey on The Project for Improvement of Communication Networks.

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