 The EMC CLARiiON CX4 series revealed The EMC CLARiiON CX4 series is a mid-range storage solution that is based on ground-breaking UltraFlex technology.
Click here to download your free white paper
Top 5 Christmas science lists
In the absence of news at this time of year, media around the world resort to delivering lists: the top 5 this or the top 10 that. Here at Half-life, we're delivering our top 5 science lists - plus a...
> more from Blog
SUBSCRIPTIONS
 Computerworld is New Zealand's only specialised information systems newsweekly.
Subscribe now for $195 (48 issues) and save $40 off (18%) the cover price!
NEWSLETTERS
 Get the latest news from Computerworld delivered via email.
Sign up now
NEWSFEED
 Subscribe to Computerworld's
RSS newsfeed here and get news stories as they break.
Telecom has developed an online system for managing its building emergency plans.
The BEP e-compliance system is a portal for updating key information about the buildings, and has been designed to meet compliance requirements under both New Zealand and Australian legislation. It has also been rolled out at Telecom subsidiaries in Australia.
Corporate property manager David Clark says the system is the first of its kind in New Zealand.
“The last time we looked at our property was around Y2K time,” he says. “We had a bulky, paper-based system that was not updated regularly.
“Our project manager, Billie Searle, looked at the Global Safety Network application and took it to a new level.
“Now, it’s interactive with our external suppliers, and there is a database for all company information.”
BEP is made up of four elements: emergency plans, compliance routines, wardens’ roles and emergency preparedness training.
It is currently hosted by Infinity, but Clark says it may be brought back into Gen-i.
|
