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Figure 2: Concept diagram of the NPD System based on a Enterprise Data Centre architecture The NPD is a server based system with a complex architecture that has been developed using a highly robust and reliable database engine (Microsoft Server 2000) which can provide scalability (potentially enable hundreds of PCs to connect to it at the same time) and manageability (highly reliable, relatively easy to manage with low maintenance costs) – an ideal tool for developing countries with limited capacity at present but likely to rapidly develop capabilities in the near future. Microsoft Server as a database engine is a competitively priced compared to other products such as Oracle. Under the CLMV project, in Cambodia the servers and client PCs have been installed and enabled at the NPPO Head Offices in Phnom Penh. Details of connectivity provided to-date are given as figure below 62
Figure 3: Cambodia current LAN status The diagrams illustrate that the Cambodian NPPO now has its own basic IT infrastructure at the Head Office level with the potential to connect with NPPO regional offices, non-NPPO technical support agencies (e.g. Universities, Research Institutes, Provincial Departments of Agriculture) and exchange relevant information provided the communication infrastructure exists using dial- up, broadband or wireless technologies. This is a substantial step forward in capacity development for Cambodia undertaken almost simultaneously. Further, the NPD system has been enabled for a number of operational level processes such as certification (including inspection) activities, collation of pest status information, stakeholders information etc. b. Available Data in the NPD The NPD at the Cambodian NPPO contain of data and tools, which developed follow by the guideline of ISPM. Those data and tools are setting on the menu of the NPD main screen as shown on figure 4, which contain of: - Export Certification tool - Import Certification tool - Pest Status Record tool - The record of relevant Industry groups - The record of relevant scientists - The record of relevant Research Institutes 63
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