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| | Infrastructure - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Infrastructure may also refer to necessary municipal or public services, whether provided by the government or by private companies. | | | In national security, the term "critical infrastructure" is also extremely broad (although it should be less inclusive as not all infrastructure should be considered critical) and includes support, e.g. | | | Even municipal services rely necessarily on fixed locations, e.g. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrastructure
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| | Restoring Urban Infrastructure and Services in Nigeria |
| | Infrastructure financing would be helped enormously if the flow of federal statutory allocations to states was more predictable. | | | Much can be done, also, to realize the untapped revenue potential of income and value-added taxes of Nigeria's 31 states and the property taxes of local governments. | | | Housebuilding and the provision of serviced plots should be left to the private sector, with government responsible for laws and regulations that encourage the availability of land and financing and for trunk infrastructure. |
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http://www.worldbank.org/afr/findings/english/find62.htm
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| | Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Program |
| | Infrastructure is defined as publicly or privately owned fixed capital assets in Canada for public use or benefit. | | | The Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Agreement will be funded by equal contributions from the federal government, Manitoba government and community partners such as local governments and other community organizations in the private and non-profit sectors. | | | Project proponents will incur and pay all project costs, and submit a claim to the Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Secretariat demonstrating proof of payment (paid invoices, cancelled cheques, etc.) for the costs that are deemed eligible under the program. |
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http://www.infrastructure.mb.ca/archive/e/proinfo.html
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| | Water Infrastructure Needs |
| | As we are currently spending, from all sources, $10 billion a year on wastewater infrastructure, and $13 billion a year on drinking water infrastructure, these estimates predict a spending gap of $23 billion a year (a $12 billion a year wastewater spending gap and a $11 billion a year drinking water spending gap). | | | In addition, the federal share of wastewater infrastructure investment is decreasing, while the local share must increase to meet regulatory requirements and infrastructure demands. | | | Century.” This report estimates that, as a nation, we should be spending, on average over the next 20 years, $22 billion a year on wastewater infrastructure and $24 billion a year on drinking water infrastructure. |
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http://www.house.gov/transportation/water/03-28-01/03-28-01memo.html
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| | A Review of the 2002 California Infrastructure Plan |
| | Specifically, the act directs the Governor, beginning in the 2002-03 budget year, to annually submit a five-year infrastructure plan for state agencies, K-12 schools, and higher education institutions, and a proposal for its funding. | | | Financing for transportation (almost half of the plan's total fiscal effect) is almost entirely "pay-as-you-go"—that is, funded from an annual stream of state and federal taxes on gasoline. | | | For all of the infrastructure identified, the plan is required to provide an estimate of its cost and a proposal for funding, subject to the following: |
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http://www.lao.ca.gov/2002/infrastructure/121902_infrastructure.html
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| | Infrastructure Canada - Research Gateway - RKO - KOA - About KOA |
| | While Infrastructure Canada can make contributions of up to one hundred percent (100%) of the eligible costs of any eligible activity or product, the department strongly encourages the involvement of multiple partners and the amount of confirmed funding leveraged from other sources will be considered in the evaluation process. | | | Infrastructure Canada has established the Knowledge-building, Outreach and Awareness program (KOA) to provide contributions-based funding for research, knowledge and outreach activities and products aimed at improving understanding of public infrastructure and communities issues in Canada. | | | In this second call for proposals, Infrastructure Canada wishes to fund both short and medium term projects with eligible costs in the range of $5,000 to $250,000. |
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http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/research-recherche/rko/koa/aboutkoa_e.shtml
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| | Infrastructure Canada - Home |
| | Infrastructure Canada works with other levels of government, First Nations communities, as well as the private sector, to identify regional and local development priorities, and to evaluate proposals and finance specific projects, through several funding programs. | | | This will be complemented by $4 billion to $5 billion in gas tax funding by 2009 to support sustainable infrastructure investments. | | | Virtually every municipal, provincial and territorial government in Canada has infrastructure projects they would like to undertake. |
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http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/index_e.shtml
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| | Infrastructure and development in South Africa, Speech by Thabo Mbeki |
| | Recently government with the assistance of the DBSA has established a Municipal Infrastructure Investment Unit to act as a facilitator and promoter of public-private partnerships in the municipal sector. | | | It is co-ordinating SADC's finance and investment sector, focusing on a new framework for financing regional infrastructure projects. | | | It must act as a catalyst to mobilise international and private sector funding for investment in infrastructure in the area. |
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http://www.anc.org.za/ancdocs/history/mbeki/1998/sp980731.html
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| | The Chamber's Infrastructure Committee |
| | Infrastructure Committee volunteers are The Chamber’s voice in communicating important transportation, utility and other infrastructure needs and concerns of the business community to federal, state and local planning agencies and legislative representatives. | | | Encourage the City of Springfield to allocate a significant portion of revenue to infrastructure improvements and to continue an annual process for the scheduling of capital improvements and the annual updating of a five-year comprehensive infrastructure program. | | | Provide technical input and assistance for the local metropolitan planning organization, airport authority and utility providers on issues relevant to the entire business community. |
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http://www.gscc.org/Pages/infrastructure.html
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| | Strategic Infrastructure Plan |
| | The government invites all providers and users of infrastructure throughout the state to contribute to the task of implementing and refining the plan. | | | The plan also presents opportunities for the improved management and use of the state’s existing infrastructure assets as well as options for managing demand better so as to defer costly capital expenditure. | | | It provides an overarching state framework for the planning and delivery of infrastructure by all government and private sector infrastructure providers. |
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http://www.infrastructure.sa.gov.au/strategicinfo.asp
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| | AAR: Publication: Focus: Infrastructure |
| | The level of infrastructure development that is required for roads and other transport, water and sanitation services, power and piped gas and communications highlights the considerable opportunities for Australian companies participating in these industry sectors. | | | Further, developing countries are identifying regulatory independence and effective competition as important long-term goals for efficient infrastructure development and are attempting to implement concepts of accountability to assist in achieving these goals. | | | Additional methods of financing infrastructure development include private sector investment and aid funding. |
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http://www.aar.com.au/pubs/infra/foinfapr05.htm
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| | Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility |
| | To help governments develop the capacity to undertake reforms for introducing private participation in infrastructure and to regulate private service providers, PPIAF assesses needs and provides detailed recommendations, sponsors workshops and seminars on sector-specific themes, and underwrites initial investments in regional capacity building programs. | | | Moreover, most developing countries are new to the concept of independent regulatory bodies to set and review tariffs and monitor the quality of service. | | | Sector reforms that expand the role of the private sector and increase the efficiency of infrastructure services can bring broad benefits to society. |
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http://www.ppiaf.org/sections/PPIAFdeliverabletype.htm
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| | Infrastructure Canada Program - Home |
| | The Shared Information Management System for Infrastructure (SIMSI) is an innovative web-based system that supports the high standards of openness and transparency, due diligence and reporting demanded by Canadians. | | | In partnership with provincial, territorial and local governments, First Nations and the private sector, the Infrastructure Canada Program (ICP) is helping to renew and build infrastructure in rural and urban municipalities across Canada. | | | SIMSI was originally developed to facilitate the management of shared-cost projects among the three orders of government, under the Infrastructure Canada Program. |
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http://www.infrastructurecanada.gc.ca/icp/index_e.shtml
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| | Infrastructure PPEA |
| | The Infrastructure proposals were submitted to the Commonwealth by a private party in accordance with the Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002. | | | The Commonwealth received unsolicited proposals under the Public-Private Educational Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) beginning in late 2003 for transforming infrastructure and enterprise applications. | | | VITA launched a joint due diligence effort with both proposal teams and broad participation from the agencies in January 2005 to develop more detailed information about the infrastructure and related services and support. |
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http://www.vita.virginia.gov/ppea/redactedDetailedProposals.cfm
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| | Government Is Bad, Isn't It? |
| | In each case, the causes are different and complex, but an overarching theme emerges: We either did not invest enough in public infrastructure, or naively relied on the private sector to provide a public good. | | | To this, the response should be a purposeful "compared to what?" If we need to pay to be secure, so be it. | | | Intellectuals are not immune: Many want to "outsource government" and believe democratic discourse can simply be mediated via private-market transactions. |
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http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0908-28.htm
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| | InfoPEI: Canada-Prince Edward Island Infrastructure Program |
| | Green municipal infrastructure is the program’s first priority - 60% of the total value of all approved projects will be for green municipal infrastructure including water and wastewater systems, solid waste management and recycling. | | | To ensure the infrastructure needs of rural communities are considered - 46% of total approved costs for all projects in Prince Edward Island must be invested in projects proposed by rural communities. | | | According to the agreement, projects may be proposed by any local government or by the Government of Canada or the Government of PEI. |
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/onelisting.php3?number=55690
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| | Topics - Inter-American Development Bank |
| | Increasingly, market regulation, management of infrastructure series, and private-sector financing are central concerns for policymakers and require a new focus for Bank lending activities. | | | The Bank is providing workable solutions to the region's infrastructure needs that combine traditional tools (direct lending, sector reform loans, and technical assistance) with new programs in order to lend directly to the private sector and provide guarantees. | | | Economic and political changes of recent years, however, have raised new issues as governments have provided a larger role for the private sector to provide infrastructure services. |
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http://www.iadb.org/topics/if.cfm
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| | Welcome to USAID Egypt |
| | USAID is working closely with the Egyptian government to support efforts to reform the sector including promotion of regulatory reform and private sector participation, which should lead to increased investment and improved services for Egyptians. | | | Through these reforms, sustainability has been enhanced through streamlined management, market pricing, cost recovery for services, and fiscal autonomy. | | | Developing the telecommunications sector has proven to be immensely important in Egypt’s ability to increase trade and investment. |
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http://www.usaid-eg.org/detail.asp?id=16
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| | Green Infrastructure - Home Page |
| | Green infrastructure is a strategic approach to conservation that addresses the ecological, social and economic impacts of sprawl and the accelerated consumption and fragmentation of open land. | | | New Publication: The Conservation Fund recently completed a green infrastructure scoping study for the VA Department of Forestry entitled Advancing Strategic Conservation in the Commonwealth. | | | New Case Study: The Conservation Fund recently completed a green infrastructure case study for Mountains to Sound Greenway: Seattle to the Cascades. |
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http://www.greeninfrastructure.net
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| | NIH Guide: AHRQ MINORITY RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT PROGRAM |
| | Special Award Requirements Grant funds may be used for expenses clearly related to infrastructure development and necessary to conduct research projects, including both direct costs which can be specifically identified with the project and allowable indirect costs for the institution. | | | To facilitate these goals, M-RISP provides support for two types of primary activities: Institutional Research Development Support: M-RISP provides support to strengthen the institutional infrastructure so as to enhance the capability of individual faculty members to undertake health services research. | | | M-RISP funds are not intended to be used to replace any Research Assistant positions supported by other Federal or non-Federal awards. |
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http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-01-001.html
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| | HDI - IT InfraStructure Management Conference and Expo |
| | Our Infrastructure Management suite, led by the DiscoverNET(tm) network management solution, is a broad set of tools that help IT managers and administrators automate, organize, and manage tasks across the enterprise. | | | Peregrine Systems provides Service and Asset Management solutions that enable IT organizations to maintain a changing IT infrastructure, manage its relationships with end users and service providers, and give management greater visibility into how their IT investments are performing. | | | Ecora, the leader in change and configuration management software solutions supporting IT control, compliance, and security, provides management software solutions to reduce the time and costs of IT configuration and change control, regulatory compliance, and system security. |
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http://www.thinkhdi.com/ITIM2005/exhibitors.aspx
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| | What Is Infrastructure? - - Online Features - Darwin Online for Informed Executives |
| | Building a solid infrastructure forces a company to pay attention to the basics before it tries to get fancy, and it's not easy. | | | What's more, most business executives don't want to fund infrastructure improvements, which have no immediately discernible business payback. | | | What manager wants to authorize $100,000 for his department's share of a network upgrade? |
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http://www.darwinmag.com/learn/curve/column.html?ArticleID=52
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| | IT Infrastructure White Papers, Webcasts and Product Information from Top IT Vendors |
| | Infrastructure management is not enough to ensure enterprise applications are meeting business goals because users experience applications, NOT infrastructure. | | | Whether providing services on the Internet or to internal customers, using custom or packaged applications such as ERP or CRM, today?s IT organizations are under increasing pressure to align themselves with their company?s business processes. | | | Forrester has interviewed 67 enterprise IT infrastructure managers at $1 billion-plus companies. |
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http://www.bitpipe.com/data/rlist?t=994790576_60195405
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| | Roger Clarke's PKI Position Statement |
| | In particular, federal government agencies may find such an approach appropriate as a means of authenticating messages between agencies, and to confirm the eligibility of an individual to communicate on behalf of an agency. | | | There are a number of architectural aspects of PKI that are especially critical to its acceptability to the business community and to the public generally. | | | These community service pages are a joint offering of the Australian National University (which provides the infrastructure), and Roger Clarke (who provides the content). |
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http://www.anu.edu.au/people/Roger.Clarke/DV/PKIPosn.html
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| | Rail Infrastructure Corporation |
| | The metropolitan operations of RIC were transferred to a new entity, Rail Corporation New South Wales (RailCorp), which was formed on 1 January 2004 to be accountable for the infrastructure, maintenance and operations of the Metropolitan network. | | | Since 1 January 2004, there have been a number of changes in Rail Infrastructure Corporation (RIC) as a consequence of the reforms to rail in NSW. | | | The website is currently being reviewed and will be updated to reflect RIC’s current businesses. |
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http://www.ric.nsw.gov.au
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| | Center for Infrastructure Assessment and Management |
| | The infrastructure is vital to the United States economy, for example, the highway network supports an estimated economic activity of more than $400 billion annually, 20% of the gross national product. | | | ClAM associated faculty participated in four external funded research projects during 1993 with an approximate research expenditure totaling $490,000 during 1993. | | | Therefore, the emphasis has shifted toward their preservation through repair, rehabilitating and replacement activities. |
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http://www.eng.vt.edu/eng/centers/CIAM/ciam1.html
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| | ITIL (IT Infrastructure Library) and ITSM Directory |
| | The ITIL (IT Infrastructure Library) consists of 7 sets: Service Support; Service Delivery; Planning to Implement Service Management; ICT Infrastructure Management; Applications Management; Security Management; The Business Perspective. | | | Although the UK Government created the ITIL, it has rapidly been adopted across the world as the standard for best practice in the provision of IT Service. | | | Whether you are entirely new to the topic, or whether you are a seasoned practitioner, you should hopefully find something of value. |
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http://www.itil-itsm-world.com
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| | Unisys Infrastructure Services |
| | Real-Time Infrastructure Real-Time Infrastructure benefits your organization by optimizing IT infrastructure cost and service levels. | | | If you are looking for an expert partner who can help you maximize performance, cost efficiencies and availability. | | | Are you deriving the most value from your infrastructure choices and investments? |
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http://www.unisys.com/services/network__services
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| | IT Infrastructure Management and Infrastructure Outsourcing |
| | Forrester Research, Inc. evaluates Wipro as a 'strong performer' in delivering global infrastructure management services, in a ranking against thirteen other global vendors. | | | Wipro has the strongest infrastructure management service offering among offshore firms: Forrester | | | Web-seminar on 'Next Generation Managed IT Infrastructure Services' |
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http://www.wipro.com/itservices/infrastrucmgmt
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| | Infrastructure - SourceWatch |
| | Because many of these critical infrastructures are owned and operated by the private sector, it is essential that the government and private sector work together to develop a strategy for protecting them and assuring their continued operation." | | | "Critical infrastructures are those physical and cyber-based systems essential to the minimum operations of the economy and government. | | | Lately it has included such non-life critical services as banking and all (even luxury) forms of communications, transport, energy and housing. |
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http://www.sourcewatch.org/wiki.phtml?title=Infrastructure
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| | InfoSecurity Infrastructure, Inc. - Sausalito, CA |
| | InfoSecurity Infrastructure, Inc. - Sausalito, CA Information Security Policies Made Easy -- 1000+ already-written polices with justifications/explanations on CD-ROM; organization-wide license to republish; most comprehensive collection available anywhere |
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http://www.infosecurityinfrastructure.com
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| | asset management software, ITIL, IT asset management, infrastructure management, network management, asset management ... |
| | asset management software, ITIL, IT asset management, infrastructure management, network management, asset management system, IT infrastructure management, computer asset management. |
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http://www.netwatchsolutions.com
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| | Information Infrastructure Task Force |
| | Sally Katzen, head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), chairs the Committee. | | | By helping build consensus on thorny policy issues, the IITF will enable agencies to make and implement policy more quickly and effectively. | | | (2) Information Policy Committee, which is addressing critical information policy issues that must be addressed if the National Information Infrastructure is to be fully deployed and utilized. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/nii/NII-Task-Force.html
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| | Infrastructure Council Home |
| | Some members commit a substantial amount of time and money; others help through their financial investment and by adding the weight of their organization’s name to our Council. | | | Public Facilities: Schools, healthcare, convention centers and other public structures will be the focus of this Coalition. | | | Companies that are concerned about infrastructure issues and the need to bring attention to the importance of updating our state's systems are also engaged. |
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http://www.ilchamber.org/ic/inf/h/infhome1.asp
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| | Infrastructure |
| | Although it already has a highly developed infrastructure, the country is investing heavily in the future. | | | In 1997 the Government earmarked TT$1.7 billion for its largest ever public sector investment in infrastructure. | | | The expansion of petroleum-based industrial activities in the country has necessitated the further development of an associated port to ensure there is adequate and efficient infrastructure for the delivery of raw materials and export of finished products. |
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http://www.investtnt.com/infra.htm
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| | Gentoo Linux Projects -- Gentoo Infrastructure |
| | Responsible for maintaining Tenshi, a custom log monitoring tool developed for Gentoo infrastructure servers. | | | Servers: Tenshi, a custom log monitoring tool developed for Gentoo infrastructure servers | | | Developer: Instructions for setting up and accessing your @gentoo.org e-mail account |
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http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/infrastructure/index.xml
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| | The Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment |
| | It provides a number of possible performance measures, an analysis of the benchmarking process, and a description ways to implement the measures and benchmarking process. | | | This problem has been of great concern to Congress for some time and in 2001, it directed DOE to contract with the NRC to evaluate steps being taken to improve facility and infrastructure management at the department. | | | It provides a review of current infrastructure management practices and organization at DOE; a discussion of challenges and opportunities for DOE’s infrastructure management; and an analysis of key performance measures for infrastructure management including an example application of an integrated facility management system. |
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http://www7.nationalacademies.org/bice
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| | Public Private Infrastucture Advisory Facility |
| | The Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) is a multidonor technical assistance facility aimed at helping developing countries improve the quality of their infrastructure through private sector involvement. | | | PPIAF pursues its mission through channeling technical assistance to governments in developing countries on strategies and measures to tap the full potential of private involvement in infrastructure and identifying, disseminating, and promoting best practices on matters related to private involvement in infrastructure in developing countries. | | | Launched in July 1999, PPIAF was developed at the joint initiative of the governments of Japan and the United Kingdom, working closely with the World Bank. |
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http://www.ppiaf.org
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| | Tallán, Inc. - Infrastructure |
| | Tallan offers a comprehensive set of infrastructure consulting services, including: | | | Enterprises can improve those odds -but only if they take the necessary measures before and after the disaster." | | | All of our infrastructure consultants are trained and experienced with a range of systems, vendors and services. |
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http://www.tallan.com/services/infrastructure.shtml
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| | Macquarie Infrastructure Company |
| | Macquarie Infrastructure Company Reports Second Quarter 2005 Financial Results | | | Macquarie Infrastructure Company Reports Third Quarter 2005 Financial Results | | | Macquarie Infrastructure Company Reports First Quarter 2005 Financial Results |
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http://www.shareholder.com/mic/releases.cfm
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| | Infrastructure Planetizen |
| | California's Governor wants to borrow billions for infrastructure spending. | | | Is Schwarzenegger's Megabond The Right Way To Invest In Our Future? | | | Economist John Husing says that a $36 billion in the region's goods movement infrastructure will more than pay for itself. |
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http://www.planetizen.com/infrastructure
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| | Computer Communication Networks |
| | Virtually none of this would have happened as rapidly, or in the same open and inclusive fashion, had not the federal government consciously provided sustained research funding and encouragement of open involvement and open standards, and then wisely stepped out of the picture as the resulting systems became self-sustaining. | | | Companies that were formerly unsure about the utility of the Internet have rushed to use the Web as a means of presenting products and services. | | | Cerf is Senior Vice President of the Data Services Division of MCI Telecommunications Corporation, where he is responsible for the design of MCI's data services. |
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http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/lazowska/cra/networks.html
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| | OGC - IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) |
| | ITIL® provides a cohesive set of best practice, drawn from the public and private sectors internationally. | | | ITIL® Survey - Is your IT infrastructure aligned with your business needs? | | | ITIL® (the IT Infrastructure Library) is the most widely accepted approach to IT service management in the world. |
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http://www.itil.co.uk
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| | SDSI - A Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure |
| | Their incompleteness can be immediately perceived if one tries to define a security policy (e.g. | | | Our proposal borrows freely from these sources, and has benefitted greatly from them. | | | This paper was motivated by the perception that the existing proposals for a public-key infrastructure (such as X.509-based schemes that require global certificate hierarchies [4]) are both excessively complex and incomplete. |
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http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~rivest/sdsi10.html
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| | Autodesk - Infrastructure Solutions |
| | Whether you’re a local government or municipality, or are managing infrastructure assets on their behalf, Autodesk solutions give you tools for creating, managing, and sharing information about assets—all in one convenient package. | | | Autodesk builds infrastructure design and management software that helps you in every stage of your workflow. | | | Autodesk solutions for transportation meet your needs from plan creation through surveying and design, construction through maintenance with greater efficiency and at a lower cost than you ever thought possible. |
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http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=1070703
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| | International Finance Corporation - IFC Infrastructure |
| | Untold numbers of businesses suffer for lack of reliable power for industrial processes or because they cannot get their goods to the market. | | | Since the early 1990s when we first became active in infrastructure financing, private infrastructure deals worth nearly $4.8 billion have been arranged in more than 46 developing countries. | | | The need for infrastructure improvements in the developing world is critical. |
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http://www.ifc.org/infrastructure
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| | Email Security, SSL Certificates, Encryption Software and more by Entrust |
| | File encryption and strong authentication enable laptop security for mobile employees as well as desktop security within your organization. | | | Our public-key infrastructure (PKI) and encryption software products are FIPS validated and used by 8 of the top 10 E-Governments. |
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http://www.entrust.com
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