Team Structure and Dynamics for ICT Content

Team Structure and Dynamics for ICT Content

Systems and Server Team

Information System Groups

Undertake analysis, development, implementation, integration, testing, support, maintenance, and enhancement to support core ICT applications, including custom and commercial applications, Internet and Web applications, to ensure required high-quality standards and agreed service levels are met.

Dynamic information sources

1.Provides support for the maintenance and development of the University’s corporate information systems

2.Project management and business process change consultancy services

Desktop and Media Services Team

1.Maintenance and troubleshooting of all media equipment located in classrooms, auditoria, and conference rooms

2.Staffing of events

3.Video editing and post production

Network Team

Telecomms Team

A good example of a dynamic information source would be a web site which is updated on a regular basis. Think about the BBC news web site - it is changed throughout the day as news stories happen around the world. The growth of video phones and satellite technology means that news can be reported on whilst it is still happening.

Skills

Responsibilities

1.Help the team to plan and prioritise workload and projects and respond to requests and be responsible for leading the day-to-day operations of networking technologies and tools.

2.Manage the team performance, foster support for continual improvement, experimentation and development.

Requirements

Proficiency in Strategic Thinking, Analytical and Technical MindSet.

Proficiency in Project Management, Leadership and Team-building

Ability to work across teams

Good command of oral language skills and writing ability

Telecommunications is now considered an infrastructure essential to a country’s economic development and competitiveness. Apart from facilitating communication and various economic activities, telecommunications is an economic sector in itself. The mobile phone boom worldwide has created jobs and generated income for the government, operators, manufacturers, service providers, and application/content developers. In developing countries, mobile phones serve as the universal access tool, especially for their low-income populations.

Masters’ Degree or Bachelors’ Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Information Communication Technology, Electronics and Telecommunication

Required minimum of 3 years working experience in ICT environment with a working knowledge in Project Management, Strategic Planning, Finance, Accounting and Procurement is required.

Director ICT

Responsibilities

1. Prepare strategic and operational plans for the Information Communications Technology (ICT) department to ensure that all necessary ICT tools, processes and systems are in place to meet the requirements of the business and contribute to the achievement of short- and long-term goals of the Institution/Ministry.

2.

Manage and provide oversight for the implementation of an ICT systems, security strategy and disaster recovery plan that minimizes the risk of data loss.

Team Structure

3.

Ensure development, implementation and maintenance of all policies related to ICT services, including procurement, distribution and asset management.

Group 9

Members

Sapling Vincent

Vergara Ace Carlo

Caalim Maria Rubina

Dogwe Marilou

Pucdo Julie Ann