Network Manager Sample Clauses

Network Manager. In the role of a network manager, PathNet will serve as the point of contact for any Outage or trouble on the System and shall operate the Network Management System and the Network Monitoring Center as described in SECTION 7.5 and SECTION 7.6 of SCHEDULE A.

Network Manager. The Network Manager will be the single point of reference on behalf of the Council who are the CCTV owners. The Network Manager’s role is directly responsible to the Council for strategic management and operations of the network and will include a responsibility to: ensure the provision, repair and maintenance of all equipment forming part of the CCTV System in accordance with contractual arrangements which the owners may from time to time enter into; maintain close liaison with all stakeholders including the Police Manager; ensure the use of the CCTV system by Council staff and contractors is at all times professional and in accordance with the CCTV system protocols, Council Code of Conduct, and Council Public CCTV Policy; ensure the interests of the Council and other organisations are upheld in accordance with the terms of this Protocol; and, in partnership with the Police Manager, agree to any proposed alterations to the CCTV system protocols. The Police Manager will be the single point of reference on behalf of Victoria Police who are users of the CCTV system. The Police Manager’s role is directly responsible for Victoria Police staff and their use of the CCTV system. The Police Manager’s role includes the responsibility to: maintain close liaison with the Network Manager; ensure the use of the CCTV system by Victoria Police staff is at all times professional and in accordance with the CCTV system protocols, the Victoria Police Manual and Code of Conduct; contact the Council upon identifying any damage to or a fault with the CCTV System; and, in partnership with the Network Manager, agree to any proposed alterations to the CCTV system protocols. When the Police Manager is off duty the Section Sergeant or senior police member at Brunswick Police Station is authorised to act on behalf of the Police Manager.

Network Manager. Description: Evaluates network and communications hardware and software. troubleshoots LAN/MAN/WAN and other network related problems, provides technical expertise for performance and configuration of networks, performs general LAN/MAN/WAN administration, provides technical leadership in the integration and test of complex large scale computer integrated networks. Schedules conversions and cutovers. Oversees network control center. Supervises maintenance of systems. Coordinates with all responsible users and sites. Supervises staff.

Network Manager. The SLATE-Z/South LA plan will create a full-time position within Community Partners to coordinate, oversee and implement Community Partners’ responsibilities under the SLATE-Z/South LA Plan. The Network Manager will also manage the high-level coordination of the SLATE-Z/South LA Network. Please see the attached position description for a more detailed overview of the Network Manager role. Community Partners will be responsible for hiring and employing the Network Manager for a period of five years. Meeting Procedures and Process Evaluation A. All Co-applicants will participate in monthly TCC Steering Committee meetings except Climate Resolve, CicLAvia and SCOPE, who will participate on a quarterly basis or as needed. The meeting will be facilitated by the Co-Chairs and the agenda will be developed by the Network Manager in coordination with the Co-Chairs. The topics for monthly meetings include general coordination, identification of issues, upcoming outreach, critical decision-making, and other updates. The Network Manager will coordinate the development of the agenda, including collecting agenda topics from the project team, developing and then sending the agenda at least one day in advance of the meeting, and then preparing and bringing relevant materials. The Network Manager will also track meeting participation. B. All Co-applicants are expected to have a representative from their organization participate in every meeting. If no representative from a Co-applicant is able to participate in the monthly meeting, they will schedule a follow-up call with the Network Manager. If a Co-applicant misses two consecutive meetings, the Co-Chairs will schedule a call with the Co-applicant to identify barriers to meeting attendance and develop a plan to ensure future meeting participation. If issues relating to meeting attendance continue, then the Co-Chairs will follow the process outlined below related to performance issues. The meetings will be open to the public once a quarter and those meetings will be publicized through the SLATE-Z website, membership meetings, and other outreach activities. The agenda for the public meetings will be posted on the SLATE-Z website one day prior to the meeting. Meeting notes will also be posted on the website a maximum of one week after the meeting. The monthly meeting will be held in person in the Community Partners offices. C. During its monthly meetings, the TCC Steering Committee will review the outputs of each project to ...