Re: Operational vs project time

[Philip Webster <p.webster () QUT EDU AU>]

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G'day Gary,

Gary Flynn wrote on 10/31/2006 06:36 AM:
> Hi,
>
> We're undergoing some internal analysis and were wondering what
> security groups were seeing as the proportion of time spent on
> operational work vs project work.

At QUT we have a team leader who does a bit of everything as needed, an
engineer (me!) who does about 70% operations and the rest projects[1], and we
also have a full-time project manager who spends almost all his time on
project work.

Cheers
Phil

[1] Figures are a little rubbery.  My definition of projects is a little
different to yours - I think that some of what I would term consulting or
service improvement (and therefore operational from my POV) would be a project
for you - but I've tried to fit you criteria.

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Philip Webster
IT Security Engineer                  Ph: +61 7 3138 9537
Information Technology Services       Fx: +61 7 3138 2921
Queensland University of Technology   Mb:  0411 653  313  (QUT: #6 6035)

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