Software and Hardware Management Sample Clauses

Software and Hardware Management. Programs/Services Covered a. ACCESS Wide Area Network, both physical network and functional bandwidth b. ACCESS Connection to ISP(s) c. E-mail, including virus and SPAM prevention d. Internet Filtering e. DNS and DHCP f. VoIP and Voicemail (to subscribed districts) g. Virtual Server Hosting h. Wireless Hosting
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Software and Hardware Management. Programs/Services Covered a. NEOMIN Wide Area Network, both physical network and functional bandwidth b. NEOMIN Connection to ISP(s) c. E-mail, including virus and SPAM prevention for xxxxxx.xxx email accounts d. Internet Filtering e. DNS and DHCP f. VoIP and Voicemail (to subscribed districts) g. Virtual Server Hosting (to subscribed districts) h. Wireless Hosting (to subscribed districts)
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Software and Hardware Management. Programs Covered NEOMIN 1. Install new versions and patches according to specified timeframes. 2. Maintain appropriate application environment. 3. Create and maintain cost-effective software license and annual maintenance agreements. 4. Communicate prioritized enhancement requests to software vendors. 1. Implement new features associated with updated versions of Student Information System Application software. 2. Ensure that user’s workstation environment is appropriately configured for software usage (i.e. minimum browser requirements, operating systems, technical specs, etc.). 3. Where applicable, ensure that appropriate licenses are issued and maintained for all users. 4. Ensure that appropriate authorizations are in place for access to software. 5. Suggest enhancement requests for Student Information System Applications to NEOMIN. 6. Participate in opportunities (e.g., surveys, demonstrations, user group meetings, trainings) facilitated by NEOMIN to evaluate software functionality and explore new or innovative usage of Student Information System Applications. 7. Work with NEOMIN to follow procedures for successful implementation of the Student Information System Applications.
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Software and Hardware Management. Programs Covered 1. Ensure that appropriate licenses are issued and maintained for all users. 2. Perform vendor disk loads and extracts as needed. 3. Load and/or update patron information nightly. 4. Install INFOhio purchased and developed software updates within 30 days (unless otherwise specified). 5. Comply with INFOhio technical specifications (Appendix A). 6. Make INFOhio custom features available to all end-users (Appendix B). 7. Obtain/Maintain hardware and operating systems platforms necessary to support INFOhio software and services. 8. Maintain service area wide area networks to support delivery of Electronic Resources. 9. Maintain and support Sirsi K-12 Policies. 10. Provide specifications about what access the software needs. 11. Communicate prioritized enhancement requests to software vendors. 1. Implement new features associated with updated versions of software. 2. Ensure that user’s workstations environment is appropriately configured for software usage. 3. Ensure that appropriate authorizations (including signoff from all parties) are in place for access to software. 4. Submit suggestions for software enhancements to ACCESS. 5. Inform ACCESS of Sirsi K-12 Policy needs and changes. 6. Participate in opportunities to explore new or innovative usage of Library Management Systems. 7. Assign a minimum of one qualified contact per district to work with ACCESS to mutually define requirements for successful implementation of LMS software. 8. District leadership will assign appropriate staff to attend training sessions and ensure appropriate software authorization. “Appropriate staff” is defined as staff with basic computer skills and expertise in the area associated with the software application. 9. Notify district of necessary hardware and software specification needed to run LMS or Workflows.
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Software and Hardware Management. Programs Covered ACCESS 1. Install new versions and patches according to specified timeframes. 2. Maintain appropriate application environment. 3. Create and maintain cost-effective software license and annual maintenance agreements. 4. Communicate prioritized enhancement requests to software vendors. 1. Implement new features associated with updated versions of Student Information System Application software. 2. Ensure that user’s workstation environment is appropriately configured for software usage (i.e. minimum browser requirements, operating systems, technical specs, etc.). 3. Where applicable, ensure that appropriate licenses are issued and maintained for all users. 4. Ensure that appropriate authorizations are in place for access to software. 5. Suggest enhancement requests for Student Information System Applications to ACCESS. 6. Participate in opportunities (e.g., surveys, demonstrations, user group meetings) facilitated by ACCESS to evaluate software functionality and explore new or innovative usage of Student Information System Applications. 7. Work with ACCESS to follow procedures for successful implementation of the Student Information System Applications.
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