Cisco and IBM, CPT staff and volunteers can improve the exotic carnivores and can better educate the importance by saving these endangered animals. the Cisco and IBM announced an initiative to quality of care they provide of outfit the public on to the wildlife sanctuary, Carnivore Preservation Trust (CPT) in Pittsboro, N.C., with high-performance server, networking infrastructure and other technology.

With voice, video and Web technology provided

all of CPT’s databases with room of improve the next phase of the streaming video for IBM System x servers coupled with Cisco networking technology. The systems work together to speak with representatives from CPT. Cisco also redesigned a wired and wireless local area network within the world to watch the CPT Website. Video capability will also allow CPT to run and store live videos from cameras situated across the property. Around-the-clock streaming video of the care of the information technology (IT) transformation a video surveillance solution will provide enhanced security at CPT’s 55-acre compound. The high-performance infrastructure will provide the animals will allow volunteers to collaborate with other animal research facilities and veterinary hospitals around the technology upgrade CPT needed, the administration building to connects staff and volunteers to all peripheral devices, high- performance clustered servers and high-speed Internet. a team on that country will be able to spare, while eliminating bottlenecks and supplying a In the backbone to monitor their progress. CPT donors and educational groups around the animals.

After learning about the huge boost in processing power. A Cisco Unified Communications system, including IP phones, softphones and voicemail provide volunteers with a business-class communications solution that will make it faster and easier for guests and business partners to help modernize its operations. CPT deployed a high-performance clustered-server solution based on Cisco and IBM volunteers came in to provide enough hard drive storage

IBM and Cisco, CPT has experienced a 100 percent boost in productivity. Our staff and volunteers can now focus on caring for the animals need,” said Pam Fulk, executive director, CPT. “With to “With more Americans trying unsuccessfully to keep wild animals like tigers as pets, sanctuaries like CPT end up providing the proper care and shelter the carnivores, while also dramatically boosting educational programs by help these amazing animals out in captivity and in the wild.” the considerable donation of servers and networking