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Project Charter Project Name: Eliminate Pharos Print Quota for Student, Faculty, and Staff Project Start Date: 1/19/2011 Project Sponsor: Dr. M. Leatherbury Project End Date: 8/11/2011 : 1. Project Stakeholders: List all applicable project stakeholders. Position Title/Name/Organization Phone E-mail Sponsor Representative Customer / User Representative(s) VP Information Technology Dr. M. Leatherbury IT Academic Coordinator Library Systems Coordinator Bob Samson Library See section 9.2 25602 leatherbury@uta.edu 25020 ellis@uta.edu 23728 samson@uta.edu Page 1

2. Executive Summary Provide a brief overview of this project. Develop a business process to determine recovery costs, scheduling, and department reimbursement of print revenue Determine print charges necessary to break even based on the recovery cost (not intended to make a profit) Remove current free print quota from Pharos controlled printers and implement print charges 3. Project Purpose Explain the reason(s) for doing this project. 3.1. Business Need / Problem The Business Need / Problem is an issue or opportunity pertaining to the business which needs to be resolved / acted upon. State in specific terms the issue or opportunity this project will address. Often, the Business Need / Problem is a critical business issue or initiative in the Sponsoring Organization s Strategic Plan. Printing is increasing yearly and costs are escalating Reduction of printing is in line with the University s sustainability efforts Ref: http://www.uta.edu/oit/cs/computerlabs/pharos-printing/2010-print-quota-change.php Due to budget constraints, the University must save resources for essential services 3.2. Business Objectives Define the specific Business Objectives of the project that correlate to the strategic initiatives or issues identified in the Sponsoring Organization s Strategic Plan. Every Business Objective must relate to at least one strategic initiative or issue and every initiative or issue cited must relate to at least one project business objective. Strategic Plan Element Determine Design Process Determine Appropriate Charges Create Reimbursement Process Eliminate Existing Print Quota Project Business Objectives Cost to students should be enough to cover replacement costs of printers, maintenance costs, and pay for consumables (paper, toner) Devise a process for reimbursing departments for printing purchases in their labs Reduce paper usage and reduce current costs to departments Page 2

4. Project Overview 4.1. Project Description Describe the project focus, approach, customer(s), and the boundary limits of the project. To determine printing recovery costs, will gather current direct costs within for the last two years and correlate those to printer page counts, Pharos data, and CS Gold records. will work with stakeholders to devise a process to collect charges from client print jobs and reimburse departments. Pharos clients will no longer receive print quota on MavExpress Card. Pharos clients will add money to their MavExpress card to pay for Pharos printing. 4.2. Scope The Project Scope addresses the who, what, where, when, and why of a project. The scope will only encompass current printers managed by the Pharos Uniprint system. System change needs to be in place prior to the start of the Fall 2011 semester. 4.3. Assumptions Assumptions are statements taken for granted or accepted as true without proof. Assumptions are made in the absence of fact. List and describe the assumptions made in the decision to charter this project. It is assumed that: Printing demand will be streamlined The project has executive support for this sensitive initiative Current customers will initially be opposed to this change Appropriate departments will provide resources Data necessary for business process is captured and is accessible in Pharos University has necessary expertise to allocate reimbursement to departments We have adequate expertise and information for accurate cost recovery analysis MavExpress card will continue to be the method for print payment Process to add money is sufficiently streamlined Non-participants will want to join Change will not impact other processes 4.4. Constraints Constraints are boundary conditions that the project must stay within. List and describe the constraints applicable to this project. The question of subsidizing a portion of the quota is non-negotiable. UTA will no longer subsidize student printing Establishing printing costs and reimbursement processes must be established and well communicated prior to 8/11/2011 MavExpress will be the only way to pay for this printing Page 3

5. Project Requirements / Deliverables The Project Requirements / Deliverables define what the project must accomplish, including the customer/ user requirements and products / services to be provided by the project. Existing print quota in impacted labs must be disabled by Fall 2011 Estimate of cost recovery minimums Announcement to students no later than 4/15/2011 Process for determining Process for reimbursing departments for printing purchases in their labs Well communicated 6. Project Management Milestones and Deliverables Provide a list of Project Management Milestones and Deliverables. This list of deliverables is not the same as the products and services provided by the project, but is specific to the management of the project. An example of a Project Management Milestone is the Project Plan Completed. Milestone / Deliverable Estimated Date Responsible Individual Determine cost recovery 3/1/2011 Pam Tremaine, Create process for reimbursement 4/1/2011 Advertise plan 4/15/2011 Communications Plan Implemented 8/11/2011 7. Personnel & Other Resources Identify the personnel and other resources required by the project and/or committed to this project by the project sponsor. Additional resources may be committed upon completion of the detailed project plan. Resources Project Team Support Facilities Equipment Software Tools Other Description Erin Morgan Pam Tremaine Dustin Fu Katasha Sylvain Bob Samson MavExpress Representative Representatives of other impacted users groups Lab Support, Library Information Technology, Helpdesk, MavExpress ARDC, Davis Hall Impacted Printers, Kiosk machines Pharos Uniprint Software, MavExpress CS Gold Application Page 4

8. Project Risks Risks are statements of issues or problems that have the potential to arise but have not yet occurred. List and describe the initial risks for this project. Reliable method will not be found to correlate actual printer page counts, Pharos Print Server records, and CS Gold charges Disagreement on print cost between other impacted user groups Disagreement on appropriate accounting fund dispersal method Lack of an identified person to reimburse departments 9. Project Organization 9.1. Project Organization Chart Provide a graphic depiction of the project s organizational structure. The project s hierarchal diagram begins with the project sponsor and includes all project stakeholders. VP of Information Technology Dr. M Leatherbury Students Faculty Departments (Using Pharos) Administrative Support Bob Samson Library MavExpress Katasha Sylvain CS Gold Administrator Various Academic Departments OABS Steven English Pharos contractor Dustin Fu Labs Page 5

9.2. Roles & Responsibilities Describe the Roles and Responsibilities of all project stakeholders identified for this project. Stakeholder Title Name Roles & Responsibilities Sponsor Dr. Maurice Leatherbury Champions the project, mitigates high level issues and competing projects, provides financial backing for project Allocates resources, resolves issues, coordinates project resources and project activities, manages project risks, elevates issues to sponsor Student Representative Alaina Cardwell Liaison between project team and student body to provide input and feedback Faculty Representative TBD Liaison between project team and faculty to provide input and feedback Provides input and feedback into the design of the business process, including cost Pharos System Bob Samson / recovery analysis and departmental Administrators reimbursement. Testing and verification of newly designed business process Helpdesk Funda Everything Departmental Functional Leads MavExpress Departmental Reimbursement POC CS Gold Administrator Pharos contractor (TracSystems) Lab Support Lead Departments with Pharos printers TBD TBD OABS? Katasha Sylvain Steven English Dustin Fu Provides input and feedback into both the design of the cost recovery business process and departmental reimbursement business process. Testing and verification of newly designed business processes Understands process, provides technical expertise, generates technical options for application reconfiguration to accommodate new (which ones) business process Coordinates and or performs departmental reimbursement (Design or verification?) Understands process, provides technical expertise, generates technical options for application reconfiguration to accommodate new (which ones) business process Understands process, provides technical expertise, generates technical options for application reconfiguration and creates reports to accommodate new business process (cost recovery analysis and departmental reimbursement) Provides input and feedback into the design of the business process, including cost recovery analysis and departmental reimbursement. Provides technical support for testing and verification of newly designed business process Page 6

10. Approval Signatures The Signatures of the people below document acceptance and approval of the formal Project Charter. The Sponsor Representative must have the authority to commit the organization s resources to the project. The is empowered by this charter to proceed with the project as outlined in the charter. Position/Title Signature/Printed Name/Title Date Sponsor Representative Page 7