Initiate

This project will deliver a full business case for the work required in EUCLID to support the new Curriculum.

Starting from the gap analysis done in Feb 24 , validate the assumptions made/cross over with the CT business requirements catalog/review any new design CT did in 2024/document as-is processes/work with IS to meet their requirements. Then progress with detailed analysis/technical options and articulate plan to feed into full business case Jul/Aug 25

Windows Legacy OS Retiral

IBM Software Audit Return 24-25

Current project status

Report Date RAG Budget Effort Completed Effort to complete
November 2024 GREEN 0.0 days 0.0 days 0.0

Renew Microsoft EES – 2025

Current project status

Report Date RAG Budget Effort Completed Effort to complete
November 2024 GREEN 0.0 days 0.0 days 0.0

This project will manage developments to be made to the Peace Agreements database PA-X (https://www.peaceagreements.org/) for 24/25.  The application has been developed over the last 10 years by Apps Dev for the the School of Law - Political Settlement Research Programme (PSRP).

Current project status

Report Date RAG Budget Effort Completed Effort to complete
November 2024 GREEN 0.0 days 17.4 days 69.5

This project is concerned with the design of the front end of the Digital Collections Platform (Archipelago), specifically the look and feel of the platform and how it meets the needs and requirements of its users. It will take a high-level human-centred approach based around a number of agreed User Stories, ensuring accessibility is at the platform’s core.

AP45-033

THIS PROJECT IS SECURE AND IS INTENTIONALLY UNPUBLISHED, PLEASE DO NOT PUBLISH. 

Student Systems BI Suite would be deprecated as part of IS strategy  to move away from BI in 2028- 1st step is to establish a strategy doc and plan a roadmap how EUCLID reporting will be managed in 2028 (for review by Information Technology Committee ITC group). The scope will cover areas such as:

Content presented in the web profiles of our academic and professional staff is an asset of great value to the University. Through this content, staff present their fields of expertise, knowledge and experience, and detail related outputs like publications, papers and presentations. This content is sought after by key visitor groups to the University website such as prospective students, prospective staff and specialists from academic and research fields, and has the potential to support strategic objectives relating to initiation and growth of global research activity. 

This project is a follow on from LUC072, where the Digital Library servers were upgraded from Centos 7 to Rocky 8. This project will focus on the remaining tasks to bring the L&UC server estate up to date and includes tasks such as:

- all servers that don't need to be on a public IP range will be moved to the private VLAN

- all websites to go through the load balancer and https

- puppetisation of servers

- password manager clean up

- tracking application up to date