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KSC’s partners have access to responsive, innovative, secure, and cost-effective Information Technology (IT) and Communications services to support their business operations on center. The support offered by NASA’s IT Directorate includes: The post IT & Communications appeared first on NASA Science .

IT & Communications

NASA's Information Technology and Communications Directorate provides partners with reliable, innovative, secure, and budget-friendly services to aid their business operations at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). The IT Directorate offers a range of services such as digital connectivity, data center services, modeling and simulation tools, and communication/video services.

Digital connectivity encompasses tenant-provided phone, network, and data transmission services from KSC tenants to external commercial providers. Data center services offer standardized rack housing for customer-provided equipment, including installation, redundant power sources, UPS and generator systems, network connectivity, facility monitoring, management, and alert notifications. Physical access to equipment is secured and monitored, with optional equipment touch support available.

Modeling and simulation tools and analysis enable customers to better comprehend intricate systems and environments. Discrete event simulation provides insights into operational system performance, while data presentation and visualization tools utilize 3 and 4-dimensional services for integrating, distributing, and preserving dimensional data. This aids in modeling and analyzing complex processes to understand interrelationships and optimize costs, risks, and performance.

Communication and video services offer rapid, adaptable, temporary data, voice, and video solutions for field operations and remote tests.

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