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We just recently completed a three months process of cleaning out and organizing our data center. The mantra was if we do not need it get rid of it. Much of the usable items we gave away or sold (raised only $3,000 but hey its money). Many working but very old items (like 15" 20YO CRT monitors), we had hauled away by a salvage company. I've been
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Our agency has just absorbed a large retreat center with about a dozen rooms, 30 sleeping quarters, and full kitchen. They currently use excel, word, and paper to track all that goes on and apparently sometimes loose track of whom to bill or what events are happening when. I would like to find some software application, which would allow them to track
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Still working on my Disaster Recovery plan but one thing I have found eases my nerves is pre-approval for spending. The idea being that during an agency disaster senior management should be focused on all kinds of things and trying to follow agengy spending protocols probably is not one of them. I have given them a ballpark for purchasing several key
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First, I have looked and not yet found a ratio for IT staff to computers. We have 300 computers and three FT IT staff for our place. But we had only three staff when we had only 100 computer and I feel less overwhelmed now than I did then. I can not say enough about standardization. We purchase in bulk, all the year's computers are purchased at
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Well I would not call it "successfully implemented" yet. But I have been working for the past several months laying out both the costs and benefits of moving our 15 phone systems all across the state to digital phone service with IP tie lines between them all. Hoping to make it easier to communicate with each other, and not add the burden of a long