ESInets Lessons Learned Project Overview

Detailed overview of the ESInets Lessons Learned Project submitted by Alicia Burns on May 5, 2016. The project aims to interview ESInet Deployment early adopters to gather information on best practices, challenges, and lessons learned. The process involves hosting a 6-week series of conference calls with guest speakers from different deployment situations to address common questions related to cybersecurity, architecture, funding, and more. The collected information will be shared with TFOPA members to assist in the development of NG911 Ready scorecards.

• ESInets
• Lessons Learned
• Deployment
• Best Practices
• Cybersecurity

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1. ESInets LESSONS LEARNED Submitted by: Alicia Burns May 5, 2016

2. Project OBJECTIVES Interview various ESInet Deployment early adopters Gleaning information : Best Practices Overall Challenges Lessons Learned Any Information that would be particularly helpful to each of our working groups (CyberSecurity/Architecture/Funding).

3. PROCESS As a separate sub-group effort Host a Guest Speaker 6-week series of conference calls. Guest speakers from a variety of Early Adopter ESInet deployment situations (statewide, regional, local, etc.) Each Guest Speaker would address a set of common, data gathering type questions related to areas of interest (challenges, lessons learned, and funding, architecture, cybersecurity, etc.) Conversations will be documented and provided to all TFOPA members.

4. results Information and data gathered would be significantly useful to our Working Groups and members as we move forward. Information perhaps, assisting in our development of the NG911 Ready scorecards