2015-03-21 20:51 GMT+04:00 S Moonesamy <sm+mu_at_elandsys.com>:
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> My estimate of the costs is three million rupees. It would require
> avoiding a telecommunications-oriented approach. The estimated costs is
> very low; it can be a problem if something goes wrong.
>
Precisely, I could have kept a miscellaneous row to cater for unpredicted
events.
> The (estimated) salary for three persons would be around two million
> rupees. It would cost another two million rupees to train those persons.
>
I kept in mind that the persons would know the technologies and understand
DNS, as well as be committed to further enhance their knowledge for work
purposes. I have worked on high-traffic architectures that involved DNS
nameservers and it did not require Rs 2M worth training. If the cost of
training would be so high, I guess foreign companies would not want to
outsoure business continuity operations to Mauritius.
> I don't know whether the number of active domain names can be multiplied
> by five.
That is why you need people who are not just "technical" but can also sell
.mu as a hot cake :-)
> The template assumes that the employees will be able to fix problems once
> they start the work. If you are not sure whether that can be done you
> will have to add another million rupees to the estimated costs.
>
If I am not sure of someone able to fix problems on his/her own, I would
not want to spend Rs 1M on him/her.
Regards,
Ish Sookun
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