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I know this comes up every now and again.

 

we just installed a load more machines now our computer:tech ratio is 162:1

becta recommend between 50:1 and 150:1

We are now having trouble coping with this lot.

 

whats your ratio?

Posted

I don't know... some people are never happy :wink:

 

I work on my own and have:

* 135 Thin clients

* 60 XP Workstations

* 60 Staff laptops

* 30 Pupil laptops

* 30 Network printers

* 11 Macs

* 8 Assorted 'other' servers

* 6 Terminal servers

* And a partridge in a pear tree ;)

 

On the client side I make that 296:1 :D

Posted

The way people think about my place they think it is 18 technicians to one computer ...

 

It is actually 154:1 (when you consider the euivalent worked hours since I have term time only as well as full time people)

Posted
230:1 here... and growing :-o

 

Just you nowadays then? :D

 

200:1 here accross 4 Primary Schools

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Just you nowadays then? :D

 

I wish!

 

In reality it's probably nearer 350:me, and 110:NM ;) Or, it will be when our laptop trolleys arrive... incidently the week NM is going to India....

 

I have no idea what the ratio is at the new place.....

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360:1 accross 9 primary schools.

I think I need to have a chat with you about how the heck you manage that...

 

I've just picked up another school with a potential 3rd in the wings... 360 is not a target I aspire to.. ;)

Posted

“who also deals with the printer consumables plus keyboard/mice maintenance.”

“Those tasks that take up all our time”

I never found those to be to bad. A while back RM sold us some nice mice that need to be unscrewed to get the ball out while all the new computers are ball less mice. It does mean cleaning the mouse takes an extra minuet and you need a screwdriver but that’s more then made up by the time saved fixing ball less mice. All the mice and keyboards are fixed to the tables as well.

 

Most of my time is taking up by problems between the keyboard and chair and that 1 wireless box that keeps breaking at the most inconvenient time possible.

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