Building a Networked Organization MWH IT Department 2009
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I did some research on building a networked organization. While working on our current department, the IT department’s budget was reduced by over 50%. This meant cutting off our bandwidth and losing our backup disk, which cost over $10,000. However, with the help of my co-worker, I decided to make a budget, to have everyone in the organization put in $5,000 each to help offset the loss in IT. I started a discussion in the department about what we could do to make up for the loss, and after several
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1. One main goal: Increase productivity. 2. Technical infrastructure: Implemented Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Office Communications Server 2007. 3. Data Infrastructure: Implemented Microsoft SQL Server 2000, and Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 4. visit their website Network Architecture: Implemented Microsoft Hyper-V 2003, with a network-based data virtualization layer and Microsoft SharePoint 2007
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This is a business case I wrote in 2009 for a customer of my consulting firm. We have successfully helped them implement a Porters Five Forces model in the MWH IT department to help them grow and compete in a highly competitive market. Our methodology involved identifying the key competitors and analyzing their strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. We also conducted a SWOT analysis to assess their strategies and strengths. Based on this analysis, we recommended the department prioritize and focus on its strengths (e.g. Exper
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Our networked organizational model: This paper will outline how we built a highly effective networked organizational model for our MWH IT department (IT-Bureau) in 2009. Our IT-Bureau was tasked with providing IT support services to our MWH (Mineral, Waste, and Hydropower) division, which comprises around 6000 employees spread across 12 countries. We used this model to streamline our IT services, minimize IT expenses, improve IT quality, and enhance IT support
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In December of 2008, the IT Department at MWH (Mackey & Wallerstein Heath) decided to go fully networked. With more than 1000 employees, we knew that this would be a challenge. However, the benefits to the organization were immense. The first step was to map the network. After a detailed inventory, it was found that we had no centralized network infrastructure. The IT department was responsible for maintaining, managing and monitoring the network of 16 branch offices across the country. Our central
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“Building a networked organization is a process of transforming an organization from a “broken down, fragmented, and isolated collection of independent businesses operating with disjointed communications systems to a unified, integrated, and connected organization with all essential resources, functions and people working together effectively, efficiently, and sustainably.” We designed and implemented a comprehensive network infrastructure for the MWH IT Department (IT Desk) to support this goal. The result is a highly integrated, fully connected, and highly reliable IT infrastructure that delivers the required connect