Title: Central Service Delivery Review October 2006 Dave Rowen SDM
1Central Service Delivery Review October
2006Dave Rowen - SDM
2Central Service Delivery KPI Summary June 2006
Central Service Delivery KPI Summary October
2006
Notes Figures reflect what is to be expected in
first month of a new academic year but with
significant call volumes relating to new Resnet
service.
3(No Transcript)
4(No Transcript)
5(No Transcript)
6Central Service Delivery KPI Summary October
2006
7Central Service Delivery KPI Summary October
2006
8Central Service Delivery October 2006
Issues and outages Network - no
issues Wireless - no issues Library - no
issues Security - no issues
Active IS Projects Prime Deliverables
Date Status Purchasing Procedures Dave
Rowen Documented processes Oct 06 Amber for
different product ordering streams ITIL
Service Management Dave Rowen Incident
Management on-going Amber Implementation Change
Management Problem Management Configuratio
n Management. An outline programme for
2007 implementation will be prepared by
year-end. Service Desk Software Dave
Gratton Additional modules for House tbd Red (webs
erver, LDAP interface on the Hill have been
purchased. To edirectory, call escalation) Depen
dency on USG to create a virtual server. Dave
G can do a stand alone test on a spare
server we have on Hampshire Terrace.
9Central Service Delivery October 2006
10Central Service Delivery October 2006
- IS Accomplishment
- Continuing strong sales of Novatech laptops to
students from Connect Up coupled with huge demand
for support particularly for wireless
connectivity. - Resnet service launched on 4th September ready
for registration and start of new academic year.
Posters and flyers printed and distributed.
Website completely revamped. By 30th September
over 1000 students had already registered for
the service. Materials included in student
startup pack. Very successful first day of
parents weekend. - COMPEL PID reviewed with customers 10th October
and sign-off issues now resolved. Cost case
comparisons done or 3 of the 4 viable options - 4 more IP phones now installed (6 in total) for
Service Desk agents and very well received. - Visit made to University of Southampton on 4th
October to learn about their ITIL implementation.
Risks / Issues Action Plans - Ongoing concerns
about call/job volumes versus resources. Some low
level complaints about Service Desk job
turnaround times. Continuing to monitor.
- Future Planned Work and Exposure to Risks
- Work has started on revamp of Service Desk job
descriptions and HERA analysis for grades 4, 5, 6
and 7. All documentation for 6 and 7 submitted
to Personnel. Plan to complete all by year end
2006. - Second stage of COMPEL Replacement project
started. This is detailed business and systems
requirements definition in order to be ready
for tender February 2007. Risk on availability of
both IS and business resources to get the work
done on time. - Funding agreed for further 47 wireless access
points across multiple buildings. Partially
funded by Library and Expert Centre.
11Central Service Delivery - October 2006
- Customer activities and key dates
- Registry
- Still awaiting new academic year events calendar
from Registry in order to populate IS calendar.-
Meeting with Andy Rees 20th October to look at
student accounts process. Proposal made to issue
accounts post confirmation and
pre-registration for all students including
registered only. Response awaited from Andy.
- Customer Accomplishments
- n/a
Customer and Business Concerns/Status/Accomplishme
nts Library - Delivery of PCs and screens for
library extension must be precise. Currently
morning of 64h December.
12Status Legend
Improving but seriously behind
target Seriously behind target Worsening and
seriously behind target
Improving and consistent with target On
target Worsening but consistent with target
Improving but not yet reaching target Not yet
reaching target Worsening and not reaching
target
13Corporate / Lan Systems Legend
Complete
14Corporate / Lan Systems Legend
Complete