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- Redundancy and identification of single points of failure - External Communication Partners Verizon network consultants provide expertise in the following major networking disciplines: - Wide, metropolitan, and local area networking - Voice, video, and data convergence - Internet connectivity and Firewall technology planning - Content delivery networking - Wireless networking - Remote access infrastructure planning - Address Management. Directory services, application-based QoS and policy management • Wide Area Network Monitoring Support. Verizon also provides WAN monitoring support from our network control centers. Our communications links are provided through Verizon’s existing backbone network. Communications links to the existing customer WAN are through one or more dedicated T1s, with an equal number of redundant T1s for backup. Software Consultation and Planning Please refer to the Verizon Enterprise Network Consulting Services discussion in Section 2.7, Infrastructure and Cable Installation, of this Capability Statement. Verizon provides commercial off-the-shelf integration, custom software development, and lifecycle support services, both in-house and through third-party teaming arrangements. Engineering Solutions and Program Management Verizon is adept at engineering comprehensive and innovative technical solutions to meet customer needs for IT/telecom technology. Verizon's IT solutions will have the flexibility to minimize risk, and provide best value. MANAGEMENT (A1 – A2) A1. Program Manager A2. Project Manager A3. Project Administrator LABOR CATAGORIES TECHNOLOGY (A15 – A22) A15. Chief Technologist A16. Principal Technologist A17. Divisional Technologist A18. Senior Technical Professional A19. Technical Professional A20. Staff Technical Professional A21. Senior Project Administrator A22. Senior Data Control Specialist B. NETWORK SERIES (B1-B22) B1. Senior Network Engineer B2. Network Engineer B3. Junior Network Engineer B4. Senior Systems Engineer B5. Systems Engineer B6. Junior Systems Engineer
B7. Sustaining Engineer B8. Junior Sustaining Engineer B9. Senior Sales Engineer B10. Sales Engineer B11. Network Security Project Manager B12. Network Security Senior Consultant B13. Senior Network Security Engineer B14. Network Security Engineer B15. Junior Network Security Engineer B16. Senior Network Security Analyst B17. Network Security Analyst B18. Junior Network Security Analyst B19. Senior Technical Writer, Network Security B20. Technical Writer, Network Security B21. Network Manager B22. Network Administrator C. RESERVED D. COMPUTER OPERATIONS SERIES (D1-D6) D1. Reserved D2. Computer Systems Analyst D3. Applications Engineer D4. Operations Manager D5 Reserved D6. Systems Operator E. TECHNICIAN SERIES (E1-D2) E1. Reserved E2. Communications Technician F. SUPPORT SERIES (F1-F6) F1. Sr. Tech Writer F2. Tech Writer F3. Administrative Support/ Graphics Specialist F4. Help Desk Manager F5. Help Desk Specialist F6. Technical Typist
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