Posted on: 2 June, 2015 - 16:30
This service includes support for the Banner Document Management System (BDMS) and Alfresco.
Activities included
- Provide consultation services to clients using the document management solutions.
- Maintain functionality of all document management systems.
- Maintain access groups.
Activities Not included
- Database structure alteration.
Maximum planned downtime is < 87.6 hours out of 8,760 hours per year.
Initial hands-on training is available for Banner Document Management System.
To request access to BDMS, contact the IT Service Desk.
The following information must be provided:
- Name
- AUS email
- Banner ID
- Access Role Details*
- Justification
New service requests approved by respective module owners/directors must be submitted with complete scope of work and details** to IT Service Desk for evaluation and scheduling.
* Access Role Details include:
- Who will capture images or scan?
- Who will ensure the print and image quality?
- Who will index the images to the Banner database?
- Who will have view/edit/delete access?
**Scope of work and details include:
- Name of the documents that your department wants to scan.
- Document provider (student, vendor, AUS or other).
- Number of scan pages for each document.
- Size of each document (A4, A3, A2, etc).
- Image color for each document (color or B/W).
- How frequent is the scanning process (e.g. once a year, twice a year, etc) and reason.
- Name of documents to be viewed from other departments.
Access to BDMS via web browser at https://inb.aus.edu
Access to Alfresco is via web browser at https://alfresco.aus.edu
This service is provided to clients without any fees.
Contact the IT Helpdesk by any of the following options:
Option | On Campus | off Campus | International Calls |
---|---|---|---|
Phone | 2100 option 3 | 06 515 2100 option 3 | +971 6 515 2100 option 3 |
IT Helpdesk Website | http://ithelpdesk.aus.edu | ||
[email protected] |
Please have the following information available:
- AUS identification number.
- A brief description of the problem.
- Location of the client.