Oracle Calendar Policy
Steering Committee
June 29, 2005
Minutes
- Overview of Oracle 10g Beta
- Harry Nicholos gave a review/demo
of Brickyard (Oracle) Calendar (Oracle 10g)
- The time frame/schedule is
to begin1st week in July to tear it down, repopulate it with peoples calendars,
unity IDs and passwords.
- Harry mentioned that with
this version, we will have regularly scheduled outages (1/month - 4 hours
each is a possibility)
- During the repopulation phase,
systems staff will review privacy block requirements and implement accordingly
- Node Managers (as they currently
exist) will no longer be necessary - nodes, per se, will not exist
- Resource Managers will be
necessary - these managers will coordinate, maintain and add resources
from their areas
- Review of Calendar Steering
Team charge (Bill Padgett)
- Members of the Calendar Steering
Team are invited to expand their roll to become the Oracle Collaboration
Suite Steering Team. Members who do not want to remain on the committee
in this capacity should send Laura_Grady@ncsu.edu
or Harry_Nicholos@ncsu.edu
an email. Likewise, if there are others whom you believe should be included
on the Steering team, please send Laura or Harry an email.
- Implementation Plans (Laura
Grady)
- Brickyard/Oracle Web Conferencing
will be the next Collaboration Suite tool to roll out. Each member of the
committee will be given an account for testing. Harry Nicholos will plan
a 'web conference' and invite the members so that we can see the tool in
action.
- The new Brickyard Calendar rollout
- Soft rollout
- emphasis that we are testing
the implementation/ scaling (ie: the software is reliable, stable and
secure)
- ideas:
- allow LITRE to assist
in publicity
- make an announcement in
the Faculty Bulletin
- get on the agenda, make
a presentation at the Deans, Directors, Department Heads and/or IT
Director's meetings (present to the Associate Deans first as a trial
run)
- provide information meetings
/ opportunities to educate Groupwise users who may not be aware all
faculty & staff are not in groupwise.
- announce the rollout on
pay stubs
- create a sysnews announcement
- send an announcement to
lists (extension, NAG, etc)
- work with faculty in the
introductory computing classes (e.g. ALS)
- Email Announcement
- Flyer in Bookstore
- Banner on Library
- Plywood Signs in the Brickyard
- Technician Article/Ad
- Posters in the Labs
- Training
- to students we emphasis
web access (but do allow client installs)
- documentation is already
done for the web version
- documentation is mostly
done for the client versions
- provide training