Spanco

Client Profile
Andhra Pradesh is frontrunner in the fields of information technology and biotechnology. The state capital, Hyderabad is considered to be bulk drug capital of the country. 50% of the top 10 companies in Pharmaceutical field are from the state.

July to September is the season for tropical rains in Andhra Pradesh. The state receives heavy rainfall during these months. During this season state of Andhra Pradesh faces disaster and relief aide does not go in right time. Government feels handicapped in procuring information for timely action

Key Challenges

Efficient monitoring and information transfer of natural disasters such as cyclone, floods, tsunami, etc and provide relief to
affected area immediately.

Monitor relief operations online and take corrective measures as and when required

To link all APSDMS sites across the state of Andhra Pradesh. Connectivity of all the disaster mitigation sites with other critical
departments in state

Real time data transfer to avoid losses due to disaster and reaching out with relief at right location at right time.

Solution offered

Spanco designed a solution to Integrate critical installations in state of Andhra Pradesh for quick response during disaster using Video conferencing

Integrated critical installations in state of Andhra Pradesh for quick response during any disaster and natural calamity

Command and Control setup with main unit was installed at Andhra Pradesh secretariat and end points at the district and mandal level

Every office were connected irrespective of disaster prone zone, which would bring entire department on same page

Solution architecture allowed multiple viewpoints and easy rollover

Results / Outcome

Connectivity across all office in the state to keep everyone on one page to mitigate disaster.

Helped client identify the nature of disaster, kind of relief aide required and monitor the right distribution of aide at right time through right channel

The solution designed by Spanco avoids delays and help procure information quickly.

It resulted in shorter response time and speedy action as all data and photographs were exchanged, delivered and reviewed instantly

Reduced travel time and cost

Enabled real time monitoring of natural disasters