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Experiences on how to p contact with end-users (policies and ISO security (policies and ISO security standards at campuses) p ) Brian OHora, BSc (Hons) & MBA Technology Management Information Systems Services, TCD TERENA E2E


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Experiences on how to p contact with end-users (policies and ISO security (policies and ISO security standards at campuses) p )

Brian O’Hora, BSc (Hons) & MBA Technology Management Information Systems Services, TCD

TERENA E2E Provisioning Workshop 3 Prague Czech Republic 30th November 2010 TERENA E2E Provisioning Workshop 3, Prague, Czech Republic, 30th November 2010

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Overview

1. E2E and Change 2. Change and Change Management g g g 3. PM and User Engagement 4. Trinity College Dublin specifics

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  • Governance
  • Strategy
  • Security Policies
  • Technical strategy

5. Trinity College Dublin outcomes 6 Conclusions and recommendations 6. Conclusions and recommendations

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E2E and Change

1. Local Policy 2. Resourcing 3. Roles and Responsibilities 4. Technical 5. Design

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Ch d Ch Change and Change Management g

Trinity College IS Services - two broad y g categories of change 1. Operational incremental change – Change Management g g 2. Radical or step change - A Project and Project Management and Project Management

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Project Management Project Management Generic Phases &Processes

1. Initiation 2. Planning and design 3 E ti 3. Executing 4. Closing and and 5. Monitoring and controlling above g

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Project Management E d U E t End User Engagement

1. Initiation phase

  • Analyzing the business needs/requirements in

measurable goals

  • Stakeholder analysis including users and
  • Stakeholder analysis, including users, and

support personnel for the project

  • Reviewing current operations

g p 2. Planning and design Work Breakdown Structure Resource allocation

  • Work Breakdown Structure, Resource allocation

matrix, Schedule, communications plan

  • Gaining formal approval for work to commence
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T i it C ll D bli Trinity College Dublin specifics - Governance p

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T i it C ll D bli Trinity College Dublin specifics – College Strategy p g gy

College Strategic Plan 2009-2014 g g

http://www.tcd.ie/about/strategic_plan

Action item 6.15 Build a Cyber Infrastructure to support research Infrastructure to support research

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T i it C ll D bli Trinity College Dublin specifics – Security Policy p y y

1. College IT Security Policies

http://www.tcd.ie/ITSecurity/policies/policies.php

2 T i it C ll D bli I f ti 2. Trinity College Dublin - Information Security Policy 2007

First approved by College Board 9th pp y g July 2003. Last updated February 2007

3. Information Security Supporting y pp g Policies

Covers in details security policies in areas such as network security, areas such as network security, internet and email usage etc

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TCD specifics - Technical strategy 10GE l L bd i 10GE plus Lambda service support project

10Gbps Internet connection upgrade with Lamba light path service integration project October 2009 to June 2010 service integration project October 2009 to June 2010

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TCD specifics - Technical strategy 10GE l L bd i 10GE plus Lambda service support project

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TCD 10GE plus Lambda i t j t service support project

  • utcomes
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Conclusions & R d ti Recommendations

1. Consider the initial introduction of E2E and subsequent applications for E2E on campus as formal projects to align with local business and technical strategy, policies and processes 2. Initiation and planning/design project stages are particularly important in terms of alignment with local business and technical strategy, policies and processes 3 A l i th b i d / i t i bl l 3. Analyzing the business needs/requirements in measurable goals 4. Knowledge of local IT/IS Governance structure is desirable to identify significant stakeholders 5 C d t t k h ld l i ith d 5. Conduct stakeholder analysis, engage with and manage stakeholders 6. Gain formal approval before beginning to execute the plan/design

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Thank you