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    1. The Poor Man’s Service Desk Dan Wilson, PMV Technologies Phil Gerbyshak, Robert W. Baird & Co.
    2. Rules of the Game • The 2 most important aspects of any successful business or department are: • #1 – Your People • Focus on the “Meaning” • #2 – Available Tools • Ask for everything • Don’t be afraid to fail
    3. People – Rewards It’s all about what you do And how you do it!
    4. People – Rewards: What works? HDI Rock Story Sophie Klossner, HDI
    5. People – Rewards: What works? “Pizza Hut Story” Kirk Weisler
    6. People – Rewards: What fails? Awards Suck! “The Plaque Story”
    7. People – Rewards: What fails? “The Dundies” from NBC’s “The Office”
    8. People – Retention: What works? “First Break All the Rules”, Marcus Buckingham Do I know what is expected of me at work? Do I have the materials and equipment I need to do my work right? At work, do I have the opportunity to do what I do best everyday? Knowledge Growth
    9. People – Retention: What fails? Money as primary motivator Set it and forget it
    10. People – Teambuilding: Works? Get to know your people Pot Luck or “Group Pay” outings
    11. People – Teambuilding: Works? “Give it some Heat!”
    12. People – Teambuilding: Works? “Chaos Theory”
    13. People – Teambuilding: What fails? Focus on “the Stars” Not respecting/recognizing their differences
    14. People – Training (Soft Skills) Local Library - Video from Library Organizations that provide networking and group support HDI Meetings Toastmasters Writers Group Experts “Internally” Magazines/Newsletters/Blogs/Podcasts Note: Money ≠ Success
    15. People – Training (Tech Skills) Strengths and Weaknesses Free technical assessments – Online, Training Providers, Tech/Trade Schools, etc. Partner with Vendors Get NFR licenses and technical training for implementation Understand your benefits Leverage Enterprise Agreements Shareware & Beta Testing Webinars Lunch and learn Sessions Build relationships with others in IT
    16. Tools - Call Tracking What works? Gather requirements first Input, processing, reporting Do not operate in a vacuum Sources OpenSource In-house Web Development Access SharePoint Find it cheap (ASP/Hosted solution)
    17. Tools – Remote Control • What works? – Just about anything • Cheap tools • Dameware • VNC • MS Remote Desktop Connection • Solicit Remote Assistance (Win XP) • ZenWorks (Netware) • Radmin
    18. Knowledge Base What works? Owner on the team “Knowledge Administrator” Process - KCS Framework Do not operate in a vacuum Cheap Tools OpenSource (hundreds of choices) SharePoint/Wiki In-house Built Web Development MS Access Find it cheap (ASP/Hosted solution)
    19. Tools - Patch Management • What works? • Have a strategy, schedule, owner, and back- out plan • Work with Network Admin/Desktop Support • Cheap tools • Windows Software Update Service (WSUS) • Microsoft Automatic Update • ZenWorks (Netware) • VB Scripting • KIX Scripting
    20. Tools - Strategy What works? Know your database! Get direct access to it (or befriend your DBA) Tools Crystal Report Microsoft Excel Access InfoPath SQL Reporting Services Dynamic Web Cold Fusion, ASP, CGI, PHP
    21. Remember • The 2 most important aspects of any successful business or department are: • #1 – Your People • Focus on the “Meaning” • #2 – Available Tools • Ask for everything • Do not be afraid to fail
    22. Conclusion – No Easy Button
    23. Q&A

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