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Resilient Enterprise IT
The Foundation of Government Continuity
TODAY’S MESSAGE
Resilience First as a Strategy
WaTech Readiness
RESILIENCE FIRST AS A STRATEGY
The shift in the service delivery culture from a post-
failure recovery mindset, to one that has continuity
management and service availability at its core. This
empowers the enterprise to build and broker solutions
with high elasticity, reliability, and tolerance; making
continuity of essential services the focus.
RESILIENCE FIRST AS A STRATEGY: Governor’s Directive 16-19
• Identify gaps in preparedness and response.
•Develop actions to coordinate across state agencies and federal partners to reduce risks.
~ Chaired by Lt. Gov Cyrus Habib
RESILIENCE FIRST AS A STRATEGY: Typical Post-Failure Recovery Outcome
• Security Gaps
• Functionality Gaps
• Resource Intensive
• Extended Downtime
• Disruptive testing
• Costly
RESILIENCE FIRST AS A STRATEGY:Mission Essential Functions
• Essential Websites
• Payroll
• Vendor Payments
• Budget and Legislative
• Voice & Email
• Statewide Networks (SGN)
• Data Security
• Hosting
Life & Safety
Civil Order
State Economy
RESILIENCE FIRST AS A STRATEGY: What does it look like?
•Higher Levels of Resilience
• Service Availability for Planned Outages
• Service Availability for Unplanned Outages
WATECH READINESS: Network Connectivity
The State DataCenters
located in Olympia and
Quincy are interconnected
using redundant high speed
transport pathways that
provide fault tolerance and
reduce points of failure.
Locally Redundant Infrastructure
SMON DR Circuit
User VPN
WATECH READINESS: Remote Access
Virtual Workstation
For emergencies ensure
the survivability of your
team’s workstation client
tools by virtualizing them.
Access them using no
more than an internet
connection and any
modern browser.
Application Health Checks
WATECH READINESS: Application Delivery Management
Monitor, Automate, and Deploy
applications within and
across multiple datacenters
or private / public / hybrid
cloud environments;
regardless of architecture
for consistent, seamless
delivery of services.
Global Server Load Balancing
Intelligent Service Deployment
• Current WaTech Quincy Status: READY
• Quincy is also a State Data Center
• All Enterprise WaTech Services have a presence in Quincy
• Ensure your Business Critical and Mission Essential Services are survivable
WATECH READINESS:Quincy
Backups
Contingency Planning
DR Planning
Resilience
Business ContinuityBusiness
ContinuityManagement
You want to be here
You are here
WATECH READINESS:Roadmap
THE TAKEAWAY
• Quincy Data Center (QDC) is open for business
• Build for Continuity over Recovery for Mission Essential Services
• We are creating Centers of Excellence within WaTech and would love to share them with you
• WaTech is leading with a ‘Resilience First’ strategy
TALK TO YOUR CUSTOMER
ACCOUNT MANAGER (CAM)
ABOUT A SERVICE CONSULT
ANY QUESTIONS
what why where when who how
Wesley.Chandler@watech.wa.gov
• Governor’s Directive 16-19
• Resilient Washington
• WaTech Quincy Readiness
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