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1. #Who owns sharp printers and copiers install
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If it's an emergency situation that requires a quick and temporary fix, I might be willing to help to a degree, but along with passing this up the chain to get direction from the higher-ups, I would be sending this along with a note that the user has been misleading about the purpose of this device, that the device is unnecessary (unless she cannot walk the 10 feet due to medical reasons or the time it takes her to walk the 10 feet results in a significant loss of time to the company), and that this is an attempt to introduce shadow IT into the organization. That immediately becomes suspect for me and would leave me with exceedingly little desire to forgive any subverting of IT.

nothing was approved by anyone nor was the boss okay with it, the boss was just being a pushover and didn't want to tell her no (which annoys the hell out of me).Īh, yes.

#Who owns sharp printers and copiers software

software wise, nothing I don't know where she got this idea. I'm assuming she has her own personal computer at home but she needs to leave that stuff at home and not at our facility. she is just being lazy because she doesn't want to walk 10 ft to the large copier. What software is she using to print these cards? Was it on the approved software list? There are a lot of things that smell bad here.įound out the user was not being truthful in what she told me. How does she have a printer, but no computer at home to print it? you don't want anything on your network that's employee's personal stuff. If they want to use their budget to have IT purchase a printer to configure for the user, that's another story but someone bringing in some unknown outside devices that may or may not have been attached to other networks is not worth the risk. Hell to the no is the answer, the cons outweigh the pros by a long shot. The employee was being lazy and didn't want to walk to the large Sharp Printer 10 steps away from her. we removed all printers and installed large copiers to reduce the number of printers we were supporting. we have an outside company that deals with our printers and we have a contract with them to maintain and supply the toner. our policy is that hardware and software MUST be deployed by IT and Must be approved by IT. I don't know if she really had approval from anyone to have it. the employee's supervisor and director are both in agreeance (she can't have the printer). My boss and system administrator say absolutely not. If given the same scenario what would you do?ĮDIT: Given new information. professionally, I want to tell her no (SCREAM "HELL NO"), because its a personal printer I've never seen before I don't know where it been or what it been plugged into and could be a potential security risk(given I'm only a noob at IT just started at my work this year).

#Who owns sharp printers and copiers install

Her manager approved the install of the printer but never consulted the IT Department to see if we would be okay with that. So I get a call this morning from an employee, she brought a printer that she owns from home and is requesting a network cable to plug in the printer to our secure network (a hospital network) without the approval from IT.

Our solutions give you the flexibility to manage an entire print environment regardless of manufacturer or end-user environment, with a single tool for control and accountability.So TL DR employee brings in a personal printer and wants to install it on our network via ethernet cable to print holiday cards.

Alerts - see the customer name, number of devices with recent alerts, and a link to view alert details for each device.Supplies - displays supply-related information, including toner levels or status, and order supplies.

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Within the user interface we have three key views to simplify your dat-to-day: The low-cost design allows you to monitor more devices and this flexibility enables you to proactively manage supplies and reduce your service costs. Our data collection agent (DCA) provides users with flexible deployment options, reduces operational costs, and simplifies device management.

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