Enterprise Wide Licenses

You can order an enterprise wide license for Janco's templates, white papers, policies, and procedures.  The license allows you to to place the product on your enterprise's INTRANET (not INTERNET) and they can be shared by groups/ divisions/data centers within a single Country / DUNS number. If you need to share it with more groups please contact us at 435 940-9300.

Enterprise License

The products that you can purchase enterprise licenses for include:

  • Disaster Recovery Template
  • Security Manual Template
  • IT Salary Survey
  • IT Salary Survey 10 year comparative study
  • Functional Specification Template
  • Safety Program Template
  • IT Infrastructure, Strategy & Charter Template
  • IT Service Management Template
  • Practical Guide IT Outsourcing
  • Client Server Management HandiGuide
  • Internet & IT Position Descriptions HandiGuide
  • Metrics for the Internet & IT HandiGuide
  • Internet & PC Workstation Polices & Procedures
  • Business & IT Impact Questionnaire
  • Threat & Vulnerability Assessment Tool

Enterprise License

IT Salary SurveyIT Hiring IT Job Descriptions IT Salary SurveySarbanes Oxley Compliance Tool KitInformation Technology Service  Management ITSM - Change Control, Help Desk, and Service Request

Job Descriptions IT Salary DataOutsourcing Guidelines  Outsource proceduresIT Infrastructure, Strategy, & Charter Templatesafety Program Template

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IT Management News




Sensitive Information Policy Template released by Janco

The Sensitive Information Policy Template (Version 2.4) has just been released by Janco. This policy applies to the entire enterprise, its vendors, its suppliers (including outsourcers), co-location providers, and facilities regardless of the methods used to store and retrieve sensitive information (e.g. online processing, outsourced to a third party, Internet, Intranet or swipe terminals). 

New with this version are updates that specifically define the mandates of most recent federal (Gramm-Leach-Bliley) and state (Massachusetts and California).

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Which skills are in high demand and low demand

IT salaries are determined by the skills that are required.  Janco has determined the following are the skills in high demand and low demand.

Skills with a high demand

  • Project Management - especially large projects with short time frame for delivery
  • Security -  focus on mandated compliance issues
  • Network Administration - wireless and cloud administration
  • Virtualization (Cloud) - new applications and management of the IT infrastructure
  • Business and Operational Analysis - focus on business change
  • Productivity Improvement Analysis - metrics and operational analysis
  • Web 2 - interactive applications that add value
  • Database Management - applications that leverage enterprise assets
  • System Administration - Windows and UNIX management
  • Desktop Support - standardization and change management

Skills with a declining demand

  • COBOL
  • HTML
  • System Network Architecture - SNA
  • Siebel
  • Rapid Application Development - RAD
  • ColdFusion
  • Wireless Application Protocol - WAP
  • Visual J++
  • Novell NetWare
  • Asynchronous Transfer Mode - ATM
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IBM outsourcing cost 2,000 US jobs

After shrinking its U.S. workforce by as many as 10,000 employees last year, IBM may be on its way to cutting another 2,000 workers.

As of last October, IBM employed 105,000 workers in the U.S., compared to 115,000 in 2008. In 2007, IBM had 121,000 U.S. employees. It employs about 400,000 globally.

IBM isn't commenting on its latest round of cuts and information about it comes from the Alliance union which gathers its data directly from IBM employees.

"IBM is clearly offshoring things where they can," said one IBM employee who received his notice and spoke on the condition of anonymity because he didn't want to jeopardize his severance. A 10-year veteran and UNIX administrator, this employee said his customer support team once had 15 U.S.-based workers. That staff was reduced over time to just three workers in the U.S., with other members of the customer support team now in Brazil, Argentina and India.

The employee said he was not given a good reason for his layoff. "Higher ups made a decision that a certain percentage had to be cut - it was not performance-based at all," he said. Although the employee said he's uncertain about the job market, "my sense is that it is not horrendous but I'll have to assume that I'll have to take a cut in pay."

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Practical Guide for IT Outsourcing Released by Janco

Practical Guide for IT Outsourcing Released - Version 3.0 of the Practical Guide for IT Outsourcing has just been released. It includes a sample Outsourcing contract, Service Level Agreement with metrics, Risk Assessment - Business and IT Impact Questionnaire, and much more.

The guide is delivered electronically and is available in MS - Word and industry standard PDF.

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CIOs are looking for more cost savings

The recession is impacting how IT is performing. Budgets for many IT organizations has been frozen for about two years, and CIO have been on this efficiency kick for about the same amount of time. IT organizations have virtualized, consolidated data centers, have cut hiring and outsourced.  There is no low-hanging fruit left.

Service level agreements are set however costs need to be reduced.

The only areas where cost savings can be made are in hardware and software maintenance.

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