The name ‘Astrolabes’ is derived after the legendary ‘Maryam al-Ijliya, also known as Mariam al Astrulabi’, who revolutionized the ancient astrolabes devices used by stargazers to help them navigate across oceans, identify the mathematical positioning of celestial bodies including the Sun, planets, and distant stars, direction of the Qibla (Mecca, Saudi Arabia) and even follow the daily five Muslims prayers at the precise timings denoted by the Holy Quran. Hailing from Syria back in the 10th Century, Maryam was not only able to enhance the intricate design of the astrolabes but also contributed to improving the models of the universe presented by the Ptolemaic and Aristotelian systems. HEC has dedicated its datacenters to appreciating the efforts of Maryam who still makes commendable contributions to modern-day astronomy. Pakistanis today will be able to navigate the digital realm with more ease, efficiency, and ultimate security while remembering and appreciating the great scientists along the way.
HEC’s Astrolabes Data Centers will offer top-tier, dependable, and cost-effective infrastructures to Higher Education Institutes all over Pakistan while assuring they receive data protection and management solutions. The subsidized services will serve public and private institutions and even commercial organizations. The clients will receive world-class data protection services at noteworthy lower prices while the data will remain within the country minimizing any chance of data theft or unsolicited commercial usage. HEC’s Datacenters will prove to be the solution of bringing paperless education delivery systems within the country and pave the way for a more inclusive and effective education system across the country.
Get in touchSome of the basic features that are part of the Astrolabes datacenter are mentioned below:
The most critical benefit of Astrolabes Datacenters to Pakistan’s education sector is the standardization of education quality across the country. They can also facilitate the management of big data once all four hundred HEIs and ACs become fully digital in terms of managing the campuses, administration, faculty, students, staff, and operations including finances and grants management. Further, the same datacenters will remain vital for minimizing the technological gap that is hindering Pakistan’s local corporate to become global market leaders due to lack of research facilities and limited centers of research within the country. These following few benefits has the potential to revolutionize the education and research infrastructure of Pakistan in a very short time.