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Title: Know the Client Own the Problem Share the Solution


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Know the Client Own the Problem Share the
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First Slide
Teri Takai Director Autumn, 2004
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  • Meeting Overview
  • 7 Commitments/Strategic Plan
  • What is Michigan/1?
  • Professional Development
  • MiPRINT
  • Asset Management
  • Homeland Security Grant
  • MPSCS
  • Questions and Answers Any Topic!

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Celebrate!
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How Do They Fit Together?
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The 7 Commitments
Partnerships with other state agencies, the
Legislature, and the Judiciary
Security
Serving Citizens Needs
Successful Implementation of Key Projects
Continuously Improve Technical Infrastructure
Motivation Retention of Our IT Talent
Innovative Technology Solutions
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The Goals of the Strategic Plan
5 Main Goals
  • Expand Michigans services to reach anyone at
    anytime from anywhere
  • Transform Michigan services through sharing and
    collaboration
  • Manage technology to provide better service and
    faster delivery
  • Make Michigan a Great Workplace and the
    employer of choice for technology professionals
  • Create a statewide community of partnerships

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Goals Tie to Commitments
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Examples of How We Are Doing It
Expand Michigans Services
MiTAPS Mi-DEAL Michigan eLibrary Pothole
Reporting License Plate Registration Renewals
Hunting/Fishing Licenses Campground/Harbor
Reservations e-Filing Taxes Unemployment Claims
Transform Michigan Services - Sharing
Collaboration
MITEC Cabinet Action Plan CRM
Manage Technology to Provide Better, Faster
Service
Printer Standards Michigan/1 Service Level
Agreements Web Catalog Ordering for IT
Commodities Secure Michigan
Make Michigan the Employer of Choice for IT Pros
Great Health Benefits New Professional
Development Plan Infrastructure Classification
Project
Create a Statewide Community of Partnerships
Connecting the Partners Mi-Wi-Fi Cyberstate.org
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All in Support of the Governors Six Themes
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Michigan/1
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What is the Michigan/1 Challenge?
  • Consolidation and standardization of our
    different computing environments
  • Commonization while allowing for agency uniqueness

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Michigan/1 Project
  • Why is it important?
  • Improve efficiency
  • Reduce employee stress
  • Improve employee morale
  • Reduce cost
  • Improve security
  • Faster and easier to implement new technologies
    and applications
  • Improved client satisfaction
  • Whos got the lead?
  • Infrastructure Services, working in close
    partnership with Agency Services

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Program Elements of Michigan/1
  • Desktop standardization
  • Directory services consolidation
  • Messaging consolidation
  • Hosting centers
  • Enterprise systems management

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Desktop Standardization
Objective Implement a state-wide standardized
desktop platform with a consolidated desktop
support environment
  • Windows XP base image with agency layer and other
    authorized packages
  • Anti-virus, patch management, remote control
  • Intranet-based forms and templates
  • Standard tools for Client Management and
    Software Distribution

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Directory Services Consolidation
Objective Simplify Directory Infrastructure
  • Reduce the number of directories
  • Reduce the number of infrastructure servers
  • Centralized administration

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Messaging Consolidation
  • Objective Reduce the number of messaging system
    versions being supported, centralize the hardware
    administration of messaging servers, provide for
    remote system and mail administration, meet SLA
    requirements related to messaging
  • Messaging core infrastructure upgrade
  • GroupWise client upgrade
  • GroupWise database consolidation/centralization
  • Exchange consolidation/centralization

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Hosting Centers
Objectives Reduce the number of server
platforms, consolidating platforms where
possible. Set and adopt platform standards.
Implement automated management.
  • Messaging consolidation
  • Directory service consolidation
  • Name service consolidation
  • File service migration to NAS
  • Application servers in hosting centers

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Enterprise Monitoring
  • Objectives Implement an enterprise-wide system
    that would centralize 24 x 7 infrastructure
    monitoring
  • Improve infrastructure stability
  • Bring monitoring to a baseline, and preserve
    existing services
  • Support Incident/Problem management
  • Reduce operating costs
  • Gather service level metrics

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Whats in this for me?
  • Makes it easier to maintain infrastructure
  • Targets training to your area of expertise
  • Gives the department a uniform platform for
    easier upgrades
  • Easier to add new technology
  • Makes our clients happy!!

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Professional Development
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Why Professional Development Is So Important
  • Making the State of Michigan a great place to
    work means providing you with necessary training!

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Whats Been Done Since We Last Met
  • You helped us identify critical job roles and the
    critical competencies for each job roleyou told
    us whats needed to get the job done right!

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Resource Management Issues
What will I see in 2005?
  • DIT has identified training curriculums per team
    and classification
  • FY 05 budget has set a 1,500 target per employee
  • There will be both mandatory training along with
    a list of recommended training

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How Will It WorkHow Will I Get Trained?
  • Youll work with your manager to create your own
    individual development plan
  • Your development will revolve around the specific
    job role you hold in the organization
  • You and your manager will select the training
    opportunities that have been aligned to your job
    role

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What Happens If My Manager Doesnt Create My Plan?
  • You will send an e-mail to the employee
    development mailbox and request the involvement
    of the Office of Employee and Financial Services
  • DIT-EmployeeDevelopment_at_michigan.gov

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What Training Is Available For Me Right Now?
  • 75 Free QuicKnowledge Classes
  • 75 Civil Service Classes
  • 10 Desktop MAIN Classes
  • 568 Technical Classes
  • 244 Desktop
  • 374 Various Technical
  • 195 self-paced e-learning
  • 48 instructor led e-learning
  • 325 traditional classroom

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Personnel Classification
  • Personnel Issues/Classifications/PDs
  • Equal pay for equal work and career path for
    employees is a top priority
  • Position descriptions are being reviewed
  • DIT management is working with DMB and Civil
    Service to finalize standards, training and
    expectations per classification and career paths

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Infrastructure Classification Project
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MiPRINT / DOMS
  • ORIGINAL INTENT
  • Save
  • Make costs predictable and controllable
  • Provide flexible output solutions
  • Increase office productivity
  • Leverage advanced technology

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Unintended Consequences
  • Agencies keeping old devices beyond normal life
    cycle
  • High volume of service tickets for old devices
  • Devices purchased under waiver creating an
    increasingly complex environment (difficult to
    support and secure)

Why Evaluate DOMS Now?
  • 57 of all calls to DIT Client Service Center are
    printer-related
  • State is 2/3 of the way through the DOMS contract
  • DOMS is under Agency Services as of May 04
  • Agency feedback

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DOMS MiPRINT
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Increasingly unmanaged environment not
sustainable long term
Flexible options, supportable and secure
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Asset Management Project
What Is It?
  • Its Our Inventory!!!

Why?
  • Reduce Cost
  • Upgrade Equipment
  • Field Services and Client Service Center need to
    know where the equipment is

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Asset Management Project
  • DIT is currently in the process of implementing a
    statewide Asset Management Package
  • A desktop discovery tool will be used to collect
    data and verify our inventory information
  • An interface will be established with the Remedy
    system and database
  • CSC and Field Services staff will have direct
    access into the desktop database
  • Updating the database will be critical

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Homeland Security Grant Projects
  • DIT received 4,053,000 from Homeland Security
  • Funds To Be Used For
  • MPSCS (800 MHz Radio system) interoperability
    improvements
  • Generators for Treasury Building Ops Center
  • GIS system for DIT Emergency Coordination Center
  • Network penetration tests and forensic
    methodology
  • Enterprise-wide SurfControl (dramatically reduce
    spyware)
  • Anti-Spam software (reduce unwanted e-mails)
  • New intrusion prevention hardware and software
  • Event correlation tools (integrates firewall and
    IDS data)
  • Physical security at data centers
  • .

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Michigan Public Safety Communications System
  • Allowing first responders to communicate --
    regardless of jurisdiction
  • Membership continues to growlarge jurisdictions
    now joining include
  • Monroe County
  • Macomb County
  • City of Detroit
  • Genesee County

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Open Forum on Any Topic!!! Questions Answers
Remember to visit TechTalk at www.michigan.gov/te
chtalk/
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