Using the potential of digital data boost economic growth. innovation, job creation as well as empower a general social progress. Organisms like the European Commission coordinate their support in order to abolish economics borders, digital data is essential for market growth and financial development.

Free flow data is on demand by different organisations

All data online, agile and accessible is a dream not far from today, but imagine how critical is digital security for protecting such amount of sensitive data.
Data centers, servers and infrastructures are the first steps of the digitalisation leader. Counting on the most secure, stable and scalable solution is vital. Acknowledging the total control of a solution allows the technical background of a digital government to manage each single node of data, links and network communication. Open Source software are highly advisable for this concern.

Along with a digitalisation of the governance, smart city evolves citizens’ environment using information and communication (ICT) technology and Internet of things (IoT) to manage public city’s assets and enhance services efficiency. Smartcities uses informatics and technology for monitoring urban services from where digital data is gathered. Servers are used to collect all this data and allow communication between devices and IT infrastructures. This data are running from d, allowing the interactions between official entities and citizens . As well as e-government is moving towards digitalisation, also cit It is important to include smartcities use to

Digitalisation is evolving towards optimisation and efficiency, cost effectiveness and fluent global connection.

The higher hyperconnection we develop, the bigger infrastructure we will required. That said, securing, scaling and providing the best performance of the system relays on several nodes of the technical infrastructure. We are specialised in delivering high availability, security and massive data scalability of data, domain and network.
What does it means?

When thousands of devices (nodes) are connected with online services a net of connections is built between the data collected from urban services, data centers and server and finally to the application which provide the information to the final user. All this chain of connections pictured at the image, illustrates that a single point of failure will stop millions of processes implying network failure > data loss > services paralyzation > users/ citizens complains > money costs.