Joyce Winslow
jwins@oregon.uoregon.edu
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After 18 months of careful evaluation, employee training, and administrative
programming adjustments, UO Facilities Services is moving its business
operations online. The software that gives the department its new web interface is the FAMIS
Enterprise Facilities Management suite. FAMIS keeps track of nearly every
aspect of the department's operations--including labor hours, inventory,
materials purchases, billing, equipment maintenance, and projects--and
interfaces seamlessly with the campus Banner finance system. When FAMIS web modules are completely in place, all Facilities Services
work will be tracked under one system, greatly streamlining operations
and reducing paperwork. In addition, customers will be able to place services
requests and review work order status and charges online. The Computing Center's Administrative Services programming staff worked
closely with the department to adapt FAMIS to its needs and integrate
it into the campus network. Administrative Services staff also monitor
the two new servers that run FAMIS, "Quince" and "Snug,"
which are housed in the Computing Center's central machine room. To learn more about Facilities Services' new system, contact system administrator Sheryl Amador (samador@darkwing.uoregon.edu) |
In the photo below, Facilities
Services Campus Relations Manager Greta Pressman (left) congratulates Administrative
Services staff members Robin Grediagin (center) and Stephany Freeman on
the successful launching of FAMIS servers Quince and Snug in the Computing
Center machine room. (The servers were named after two characters in Shakespeare's
'Midsummer Night's Dream.')![]() |