2011-2012 CMCSS Budget - Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools
2011-2012 CMCSS Budget - Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools
2011-2012 CMCSS Budget - Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools
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<strong>CMCSS</strong> Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s)<br />
Technology Work Order Completion Time<br />
KPI: The average number of days to complete a Technology Work Order.<br />
Measurements are taken on three different levels of support: First Aid,<br />
Network/ Desktop Technicians, and Repair Technicians.<br />
Why is this important The District’s technical support activities get<br />
the District’s resources back on line and in the hands of the students and<br />
teachers. Without this service, a key instructional asset would remain in a<br />
non‐functional state which could adversely affect student achievement.<br />
What are our targets<br />
First Aid<br />
Target 09/10 Actual 09/10 Target 10/11 Target 11/12<br />
2.5 days 2.87 days 2.0 days 2.0 days<br />
Network/ Desktop Technicians<br />
Target 09/10 Actual 09/10 Target 10/11 Target 11/12<br />
2.5 days 1.93 days 2.0 days 2.0 days<br />
Repair Technicians<br />
Target 09/10 Actual 09/10 Target 10/11 Target 11/12<br />
5.0 days 5.30 days 5.0 days 5.0 days<br />
Tell me more! As can be seen from the measures, the Technology<br />
Department provides three levels of tech support to the students,<br />
teachers, and employees of the District.<br />
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First Aid supports the servicing of administrator and teacher<br />
laptops.<br />
Network/ Desktop Technicians deal with all desktop problems and<br />
network connectivity issues. As well as provide customer service<br />
to students, teachers, and all other employees of the District.<br />
Repair Technicians support any required hardware repair issues.<br />
This timeframe tends to run a little longer, as often these repairs<br />
require additional parts, some of which have to be ordered.<br />
Another important aspect of this issue is the age of the equipment. Older<br />
equipment tends to require more service. As the District’s replacement<br />
cycle gets longer, the total number of work orders will increase. If staffing<br />
levels remain the same, completion times can be expected to rise.<br />
Industry standards indicate technicians commonly support 400‐500 pieces<br />
of equipment. Current staffing levels within the District have 12 Network<br />
Technicians and 4 desktop support technicians supporting approximately<br />
20,000 pieces of equipment or 1,250 per technician.<br />
What are the budget implications for FY 11‐12 Unknown<br />
Academics – Instruction and Support<br />
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