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UCD IT Services

IT13 - Wireless Expansion

Project Initiation Document

Version 1.0

02 December 2014

Version History

Version Date Summary of Changes Changed by

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Contents

1

Objectives & Scope

3

1.1

Background to the Project

3

1.2

Project Objectives

3

1.3

Expected Benefits

3

1.4

Project Scope

3

1.5

Change Control

3

2

Project Plan

4

2.1

Project Approach

4

2.2

Milestones & Deliverables

4

2.3

Project Plan

5

3

Project Structure

6

3.1

Roles & Responsibilities

6

3.2

Project Team Meetings

7

4

Risks & Issues

8

4.1

Initial Risk & Issue Log

8

4.2

Ongoing Management of Risks and Issues

8

5

Communication Plan

9

6

Project Costs

10

6.1

Initial Project Budget

10

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1 Objectives & Scope

This Project Initiation Document (PID) defines the Wireless Expansion Project in detail including objectives, scope, approach, deliverables, timescale and structure of the project so that it can be understood and agreed by all stakeholders.

1.1

Background to the Project

Due to the continued explosive growth of wireless devices more and more staff are now using wireless access as the method of choice to access the UCD network and services. As well as being a more convenient method for staff to access the network some devices are now supplied without a wired connection. Our current wireless infrastructure mainly caters for open access areas such as lecture theatres, study areas etc.

1.2

Project Objectives

The objective of this project is to ensure that UCD’s wireless networks expand from open access areas such as lecture theatres, study area’s etc to staff offices.

1.3

Expected Benefits

The main benefit to this project is that it will allow staff to experience the benefits wireless network connectivity in their offices; thereby allowing staff to use a range of devices to interact with the UCD network and complete their academic and research responsibilities.

1.4

Project Scope

This project will involve a wireless review on a building by building basis across the UCD campus, to determine the extent on wireless access in staff areas. We will provide quotes from Buildings and Services for the cost of providing the cabling infrastructure to install the necessary access points to improve coverage in weak areas.

If Colleges and Schools are willing to provide budget for infrastructure then IT Services will provide the access points and manage the network in these locations.

1.5

Change Control

The Wireless network will only be expanded in staff areas where Colleges/Schools agree to provide the necessary budget for expansion to the physical wiring structure of the building. Reviews of wireless expansion will be on a building by building basis

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2 Project Plan

2.1

Project Approach

The expansion of the wireless network will be on a review of buildings on a building by building basis. We will review older buildings like Engineering, Newman etc which are known to have low WIFI signal in staff areas.

Quotes will be provided from external cabling contractors through Buildings and Services to install the necessary wired infrastructure to give pervasive WIFI coverage in staff offices. The cost and implementation of this infrastructure will be reviewed with college/schools and an action plan for targeted areas and timelines will be produced on a building by building basis.

2.2

Milestones & Deliverables

The following milestones, deliverables and target delivery dates have been defined for the project:

Milestone Deliverable Responsibility Reviewers/

Approvers

Due Date 0 Building A WIFI coverage

reviewed and WIFI coverage upgraded Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team Reviewers: Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan College/school Q1 2015

1 Building B WIFI coverage reviewed and WIFI coverage upgraded Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team Reviewers: Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan College/school Q2 2015

2 Building C WIFI coverage reviewed and WIFI coverage upgraded Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team Reviewers: Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan College/school TBC …

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2.3

Project Plan

The plan is to approach the WIFI expansion on a building by building basis. Quotes and costs will be provided and the expansion of WIFI coverage per building will be agreed between colleges/schools and IT Services.

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3 Project Structure

The project comprises a Project Team consisting of the Networks Team, Buildings and Services and individual Colleges/schools.

3.1

Roles & Responsibilities

Role Responsibilities Names

Networks Team Buildings and Services

 Ensure that the project direction is appropriate to the achievement of the ultimate objectives

 Work with Buildings and Services in

identifying locations for wired infrastructure and providing quotes to Colleges/Schools

 Review and approve deliverables

 Monitor and proactively manage risks as they arise. Anthony Grenham Nigel Whelan Helen Brangan Project Sponsor

 Ensure that resources are provided as required for the project

 Take action on any issues escalated by the Project Team

Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan

Project Manager

 Prepare the Project Plans

 Determine resource requirements and ensure that appropriate resources are allocated

 Manage the project to ensure that the desired results are achieved within agreed time-scales

 Monitor progress and report on a regular basis to the College/Schools

 Prepare project deliverables and their presentation for approval

Networks Team Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan

Project Team

 Conduct the tasks and activities of the project in accordance with the Project Plan

 Prepare the project deliverables by the agreed due dates

 Report progress to the Project Manager

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Role Responsibilities Names

3.2

Project Team Meetings

The following are the scheduled project governance meetings:

Team Attendees Frequency

N/A N/A

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4 Risks & Issues

4.1

Initial Risk & Issue Log

The following project risks or issues have been identified on commencement of the project. These initial tasks to address these risks or issues are outlined.

Risk / Issue Probability H M L Impact H M L Actions to Mitigate Responsibility Budget Y Y Onus on individual college/school to provide budget for cabled infrastructure. A reduced install may have to be provided in certain locations. Onus on individual college/school to provide budget for cabled

infrastructure

Cabling installs y y Schedules

may run over depending on timelines of cabling installers. Give as much time and notice as possible to installers. Buildings and Services and Networks Team

4.2

Ongoing Management of Risks and Issues

Any additional risks and issues identified will be maintained on an ongoing basis by the Networks Team in a separate Risks and Issues logs.

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5 Communication Plan

The following table highlights the communication and interaction activities planned for each stakeholder group:

Stakeholder Actions Responsibility

Building A Arrange meetings with

College/Schools, Buildings and Services, contractors

Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team Building B Arrange meetings with

College/Schools, Buildings and Services, contractors

Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team Building C Arrange meetings with

College/Schools, Buildings and Services, contractors

Shaun Kennedy David Coughlan Networks Team

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6 Project Costs

6.1

Initial Project Budget

Each building will involve a separate cost and this will only be determined after quotes from contractors on cable installs and number of access points required to provide wireless coverage are determined. Cost will vary significantly from building to building depending on building age and building infrastructure.

6.2

Ongoing Costs

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