will soon incorporate facilities management since it will automatically
create tickets on a schedule (e.g., scheduling maintenance on all mechanica=
l
equipment in a school) and also allows an approval process. We authenticate
through LDAP but, as Stephanie pointed out, it doesn't readily handle
software inventory.
For room scheduling, we purchase Calcium Calendar from Brown Bear Software,
which requires PERL to run, but by incorporating calendars in calendars,
users can quickly see what conference room or computer lab has an opening
when they need it. We also use it for people to reserve projectors, laptops=
,
cameras etc in the library.
--=20
Derrel Fincher
Director of Information and Communication Technology
Graded - The American School of S=E3o Paulo
http://www.graded.br | (55 11) 3747-4800 x160
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 2:28 PM, Stephanie Oberle <soberle@francisparker.or=
g
> wrote:
> A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes=
:
> >facilities booking
> - DynaCal; we have found on a big scale that it is slow; there is a lot =
of
> room for improvement; doesn't regulate quantity - have to call colleague =
to
> say they don't have enough
>
> >asset management
> - Web HelpDesk; one of the drawbacks it doesn't do software inventory
> >
>
> Stephanie Oberle
> Technology Coordinator
> 8th grade Video Production
> 858-569-7900 ext. 4211
> 858-602-9747 (cell)
> 858-569-7403 (fax)
>
>
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