Tenders Are Invited For Software-Related Services – 2020-43-Sql-E28

Software-Related Services – 2020-43-Sql-E28. The Uml Support Concept And The Infrastructure Used (Individual Servers) For The Databases No Longer Meet These Requirements For The Following Reasons: - Decentralized Distribution Of All Relevant Databases On Over 100 Servers. - The Operational Responsibility For Maintaining These Databases Is Spread Across Several Areas (B1, B2, B5) And Is Also Partly The Responsibility Of Clinical Areas. - Support From The Manufacturer Has Already Expired For Some Of The Particularly Relevant Databases, I.E. Security Patches Are No Longer Provided, And In The Event Of An Error, The Manufacturer Does Not Offer Support For These Databases. - The Database Infrastructure Is Not Adequately Supported By Qualified Personnel 24 Hours A Day, 365 Days A Year To Meet The Protection Requirements. In A Separate Project, With The Support Of External Experts, The Following Sustainable Concept For Uml Was Developed: 1. Consolidation Of All Databases Onto A Few Servers With Appropriate Performance 2. Infrastructural Adjustments For Particularly Important, Highly Available Databases (E.G. Copra, Kodix, Sharepoint , Skype For Business) 3. Support Of The New Database Infrastructure Through A Managed Service. The Implementation Of This Concept, As Soon As The Target State Is Reached, Would Have Several Positive Effects For The Uml: - Reduction Of License Costs By Consolidating The Existing And Future Databases From 100 To Only 8 Servers To Be Licensed. - Establishment Of A Gdpr And Itsig-Compliant Database Infrastructure Environment - Creation Of Reliability For Particularly Important Databases Through Microsoft Cluster Technologies (Two Servers Run In Parallel In Both Data Centers, If One Server Fails, The Database Is Still Accessible) - Establishment Of A Professional All-Round Watch Support Of The Database Infrastructure Environment With Agreed Service Level Agreements (Slas) In The Event Of Errors And Support