Due
to staffing limitations and work schedules of Systems personnel, the
Systems Department sets work and services priorities in general terms.
Support for special project(s) are exceptions, which will vary on
a case-by-case basis, depending on project needs.
The
principle for ranking service priorities is: Public services
are the primary, then staff services, i.e., public services-related
areas are higher priority than internal service areas.
The
priorities ranked below may be adjusted due to special needs and agreements
made by library departments and the Systems Department, as approved
by Library Administration.
System
maintenance priorities are ranked as follows:
1. System
Servers and Networks
- InfoLinks
server and related network systems
- Web server and related network systems
- Local network server and related network systems
2. Selected
Public Services Workstations
- Ongoing classes in instruction/conference classrooms
- Teaching-related application software
- Instructional
classroom workstations
- Networked
Public printers
- Workstations
at public service desks, including:
- Circulation
desk (including branch libraries), East and West Circulation
desk workstations and printers
- Interlibrary loan workstation(s) and printers
- Reference services desk workstations
- Periodical services desk workstations
- Performing
Arts and Media, Government Documents, and Special Collections
service desk workstations
3. Other
Public Workstations with Printers
- Classroom workstations
- Public
workstations
4.
Staff Workstations and Printers
5. Networked
Printers for Staff Uses
6. Staff
Workstation Local Printers
7. Other
Devices and Equipment
