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Evoc Technologies Case
1. The most redundant aspect of the EVOC system is that the EVOC software is installed on two different servers across Anaheim. If Anaheim were to come under attack, having the two servers reduces the chances of a total crash in the system. If one system were to be destroyed or tampered with, there would be a back-up system to rely on.
2. The EVOC system is a wireless system that gathers information from as many relevant sources that it can. This is important because the wireless ability allows its users to view developments from their desktop computers, laptop computers, and even small hand held devices. The system can be view by authorities from virtually any laptop in the world making them aware of any development that they could be
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