Computer Operations definition

Computer Operations means computer hardware of any kind, computer networks and networking equipment, “Computer Programs,” electronic data processing media, “Electronic Data,” operating systems, media microchips, microprocessors, integrated circuits or similar devices, firmware, software, servers, websites, and all input, output processing, storage and off-line media libraries.

Computer Operations means arithmetic, logical, storage, display, monitoring or retrieval functions or any combination thereof and includes, but is not limited to, communication with, storage of data in or to, or retrieval of data from any device and the human manual manipulation of electronic magnetic impulses. A "computer operation" for a particular computer shall also mean any function for which that computer was designed.

Computer Operations means computer systems* or electronic data communications system*. Data* means information or knowledge.

Examples of Computer Operations in a sentence

• Advanced $79.58 Operations 2800 Director, Data Center Operations No Variance $172.69 2810 Manager, Computer Operations 1.

• Advanced $79.00 Operations 2800 Director, Data Center Operations No Variance $172.00 2810 Manager, Computer Operations 1.

• Notwithstanding the provisions of 19.1.2 hereof, the ordinary hours of duty of Officers engaged in Computer Operations shall not exceed an average of 38 per week to be worked between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday to Friday (start times may be 7:00 a.m. where there is agreement between the employer and employee) and 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Saturday, and within a daily spread of ten hours with the provision of a meal break of not less than 30 minutes within that spread of hours.

• Advanced $71.62 Operations 2800 Director, Data Center Operations No Variance $155.42 2810 Manager, Computer Operations 1.

• Advanced $75.00 Operations 2800 Director, Data Center Operations No Variance $165.00 2810 Manager, Computer Operations 1.

• All TSP job families whose primary function is IT (Computer Applications, Computer Customer Service, Computer Network Systems Analyst, Computer Operations, Computer Programmer, and Telecommunications) shall be able to exercise displacement rights, as described in Article 14(A)(5), across the six (6) families.

• The amounts of insurance stated in the Interruption Of Computer Operations Additional Coverage and the Newly Acquired Locations Coverage Extension apply in accordance with the terms of those coverages and are separate from the Limit(s) Of Insurance shown in the Declarations for any other coverage.

• Management may implement a three-day workweek within its seven-day per week, twenty-four hour per day requirements for bargaining unit staff performing shift work in the Judiciary Data Center Computer Operations Unit (hereupon referred to as “Unit”).

• Authorized personnel will report such breaches to the Computer Operations Manager or Superintendent /designee.

• If users are able to view questionable content, the website(s) in question should immediately be reported to appropriate school administration and/or the Computer Operations Manager.

More Definitions of Computer Operations

Computer Operations. Controls provide reasonable assurance that production systems and network issues are identified and corrective actions are addressed. • Tape and Disk Management: Controls provide reasonable assurance that production system data is backed up on a regular basis and available for restoration in the event of processing errors or unexpected interruptions and procedures are in place to ensure media is appropriately protected upon disposal. • Technical Support: Controls provide reasonable assurance that development of new network components or changes/upgrades to existing network components, production systems, and support tools are authorized, tested, properly implemented, and adequately documented. • Logical Security - Network - Controls provide reasonable assurance that logical access to the network is restricted to properly authorized individuals. • Logical Security - Controls provide reasonable assurance that logical access to Windows is restricted to properly authorized individuals.

Computer Operations. This group monitors the system consoles, mounts tapes, and coordinates all hardware installs and environmental changes supporting the raised floor areas. In addition, this group handles the mailing and receiving of tapes, coordinates the change control process to ensure minimum service disruption when hardware and software changes are implemented. This group takes the problem calls from divisional help desks, open problem tickets, and assigns the ticket to the appropriate technician.