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There are five (5) methods for contacting IT for all requests:

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IT utilizes a prioritization matrix to determine the priority and allocate points that will determine the priority level of the request.

ScopeGoodwillOperationsUrgencyPoints Allocated
Impacts >50% of users (lab, classroom, department)Students, External Clients, and/or CLT will be affected negatively or positivelyCore College (Academic) activities cannot occurEvent underway and immediate action could resolve the issue3 points each
Impacts >10 but <50% of users (lab, classroom, department)Contract Obligations/Government Regulations would not be metCore College (Administrative) activities cannot occurEvent scheduled to occur but enough time remains to respond without impacting the event2 points each
Impacts <10% of users (lab, classroom, department)Department will be affected negatively or positivelyTasks are more difficult but not impossible to completeEvent can be postponed or is far enough away to allow response without loss of productivity1 point each
Impacts a single userGoodwill unchangedInterferes with non-business related useNo scheduled completion time is required and normal work can continue until responding0 points each

Score is added for each category, total score indicates the priority of the request:

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If, at any time, you are not satisfied with the level of service on your request, you may contact Dave Mitton at dave.mitton@lambtoncollege.ca or 519 or 226-542776-7751 x33383051 .  He will gather additional details, categorize and process your request and respond to you with the action taken. 

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