Good morning.
At Miller, we only make color printing available in a centralized =
location, with the exception of one or two users with small inkjets on =
their desks (who need occasional access). Users have to ask for the =
login, which allows us to at least track which users have color priveleges =
and which do not. Our take was to provide access on a case-by-case basis, =
which is labor-intensive, but allows us to match costs with approved =
users, and to take action as necessary.
Good luck with your policy!
--KC Baker
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Kristopher "KC" Baker
Director of Information Technology
Miller School of Albemarle
1000 Samuel Miller Loop
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
kcbaker@millerschool.org
(434) 823-4805 ext. 246
>>> Lisa Fusco <lfusco@MORIAHSCHOOL.ORG> 11/10/2008 10:01 AM >>>
I am interested in hearing from you about color printing policies in =
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districts. With costs going up and up and budgets tightening we are=20
considering centralized printing for all color print jobs and seeking=20
approval from supervisors. I think the approval step may be cumbersome =
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I am curious to see if any of you are using a policy of this nature and =
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so, how does it work and how is it working?
Thank you for your input!
Lisa Fusco, Director of Technology
The Moriah School
53 S. Woodland Street
Englewood, NJ 07631
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