Monday, June 29, 2009
TRIMET HAS PLENTY $$$$ FOR COMPUTER RELATED STUFF!
Why are we upgrading at this time?
Background
As most PC users are aware, Microsoft is continuously updating and patching their software products. They do this to fix bugs and security holes. Keeping our PCs and applications patched is important to the security of the information systems we use. So, when Microsoft announced that it would no longer be supporting, patching or fixing Office 2000, the IT department initiated a plan to upgrade that application suite.
Budget
Upgrades to major software like the operating system or the Office suite is budgeted years in advance. The expense of the current upgrade project was built into our budget over a year ago. Some might wonder if, in these challenging economic times, we should upgrade the Office suite. The answer is absolutely yes. The agency couldn’t go about its daily business without applications like Outlook, Word, Excel, and all the patches that keep them running and secure.
Features
The IT department has chosen to upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007. This is the most current version of the software suite we currently use, Office 2000. There are many improvements to the program features, and the most noticeable is probably the new user interface. You may want to visit the Microsoft Office website to check out their video tours of the software, and lots of other information.
Background
As most PC users are aware, Microsoft is continuously updating and patching their software products. They do this to fix bugs and security holes. Keeping our PCs and applications patched is important to the security of the information systems we use. So, when Microsoft announced that it would no longer be supporting, patching or fixing Office 2000, the IT department initiated a plan to upgrade that application suite.
Budget
Upgrades to major software like the operating system or the Office suite is budgeted years in advance. The expense of the current upgrade project was built into our budget over a year ago. Some might wonder if, in these challenging economic times, we should upgrade the Office suite. The answer is absolutely yes. The agency couldn’t go about its daily business without applications like Outlook, Word, Excel, and all the patches that keep them running and secure.
Features
The IT department has chosen to upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007. This is the most current version of the software suite we currently use, Office 2000. There are many improvements to the program features, and the most noticeable is probably the new user interface. You may want to visit the Microsoft Office website to check out their video tours of the software, and lots of other information.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
TRIMET SERVES COMPUTER NEEDS MORE THAN TRANSIT NEEDS....LIST OF IT DEPT POSITIONS
Title Oracle Applications Technical Lead
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
GIS Data Analyst II
Manager Oracle Technology
Supervisor Helpdesk
Systems Engineer II
Manager Technical Services
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Analyst IT Systems
Technician II Helpdesk
Systems Engineer II
Software Systems Engineer BDS
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Software Development Lead
Systems Engineer II
Voice Systems Engineer
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Software Systems Engineer V
Systems Engineer I
Supervisor Desktop
Database Architect Oracle
Manager Project ITS Vehicle Technologies
Manager IT Planning & Project Mgmt
Administrative Specialist Technology
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Manager IT GIS & Location Based Services
Chief Technology Officer
Programmer Java Web
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Engineer II - Unix Server
Technician Helpdesk
Manager Operations Systems
Systems Analyst Programmer IV MTP
Software Development Lead
Software Systems Engineer V
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Analyst Bus Stops Planner
Associate Helpdesk
PC Specialist II
Database Administrator Client Services
Administrator Oracle Applications Database
Systems Engineer I - Network
Software Systems Engineer II
PC Specialist II
Software Systems Engineer
Oracle Applications Programmer/Analyst II
Systems Engineer II - Server
Manager Network Communications
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
GIS Data Analyst II
Manager Oracle Technology
Supervisor Helpdesk
Systems Engineer II
Manager Technical Services
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Analyst IT Systems
Technician II Helpdesk
Systems Engineer II
Software Systems Engineer BDS
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Software Development Lead
Systems Engineer II
Voice Systems Engineer
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Software Systems Engineer V
Systems Engineer I
Supervisor Desktop
Database Architect Oracle
Manager Project ITS Vehicle Technologies
Manager IT Planning & Project Mgmt
Administrative Specialist Technology
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Manager IT GIS & Location Based Services
Chief Technology Officer
Programmer Java Web
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Systems Engineer II - Unix Server
Technician Helpdesk
Manager Operations Systems
Systems Analyst Programmer IV MTP
Software Development Lead
Software Systems Engineer V
Systems Analyst Programmer IV
Analyst Bus Stops Planner
Associate Helpdesk
PC Specialist II
Database Administrator Client Services
Administrator Oracle Applications Database
Systems Engineer I - Network
Software Systems Engineer II
PC Specialist II
Software Systems Engineer
Oracle Applications Programmer/Analyst II
Systems Engineer II - Server
Manager Network Communications
Saturday, June 27, 2009
TRIMET KEEPS ON PROMOTING NON SERVICE RELATED PEOPLE
They can continue promoting service personnel into non service related functions but they have to cut services?
"Success in almost any field depends more on energy and drive than it does on intelligence. This explains why we have so many stupid leaders. - Sloan Wilson"
* Assistant supervisor, Commuter Rail
Closes Thursday, July 3 ;union, full-time; internal opening only
* Customer Service specialist
Closes Monday, July 6; union, full-time; internal opening only
"Success in almost any field depends more on energy and drive than it does on intelligence. This explains why we have so many stupid leaders. - Sloan Wilson"
MY POST ON KATU GETS VIEWERS INTO A FRENZY!!!
I was attempting to illustrate the chronic speeding problem on highway 26 at the VISTA RIDGE TUNNEL and viewers have gone into a FRENZY over it! You gotta read the comments!
Friday, June 26, 2009
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