Provided technical logistical support for a number of desktop PC and laptop Windows 7 roll out projects across the south east Cheshire GP estate and at the District General Hospital and it’s satellite clinics, as well as other imaging projects for aged kit replacement across the GP clients and hospital users.The work involved the scheduling of new desktop PC & laptop deliveries from suppliers to fulfil project plans. The building of machines and then the delivery to GP surgeries and hospital sites to maintain the efficient deployment of installation technicians.The collection of replaced machines that were then re-imaged and utilised for further deployments or scrapped if too old.All machines had a Windows 7 image loaded, any necessary BIOS and driver updates applied, where necessary joined to the relevant Active Directory domain and moved to a relevant Organizational Unit, McAfee Antivirus installed, for laptops McAfee Encryption was utilised and the correct wireless set up applied. Any site specific or machine use specific applications were also installed and license requirements fulfilled.A variety of methods for loading an image were utilised; Novell Zen, Symantec Ghost, or Microsoft Deployment Tool, dependent on the source of an image or the number of units to be built.The scheduling of redundant kit collections with a IT kit recycling company.The equipment manufacturers covered were various Dell desktop PCs, various HP desktop PCs and various HP laptops.

The logging, progressing and closing of all issues raised by the testing, implementation and integration teams with regard to system elements being developed under the management of BT. The work involved the prioritising, progression and fulfilment of defects/issues covering aspects of the systems from initial specification to delivery to the customer. The fulfilment of the requirement required dealings with in-house development teams, third party development & service suppliers, in-house testing and integration departments.