WWIE – Lab Management

[Audio] Good morning everyone! It is a pleasure to have you here to discuss our new lab management program. Today we will be discussing the features of the program our plans for implementation and the benefits it will bring to our organization. Let's get started!.

[Audio] Our company's comprehensive lab management program encompasses all aspects of the workspace. Environment management allows for effective optimization of the workspace to ensure all areas are safe and hazard free. Cable cleanup and cupboard management keeps the workspace organized and efficient. Rack projection management allows users to track and find equipment in the work area. Asset management ensures that all items are accounted for and in the right order. Finally camp management helps personnel follow the necessary safety protocols while in the work area..

[Audio] To ensure the effectiveness and reliability of your laboratory system it is suggested that a routine daily inspection of all lights cooling conditions and laboratory infrastructures be conducted. Any unnecessary cords or additional tools should be straightened up and relocated to the appropriate team locker and cooling gates should be kept shut. Also a tri-weekly three-day I-C-X and CS lab cleanup should be done on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays..

[Audio] The W-W-I-E team undertakes an essential cable cleanup task every quarter for both labs. Unnecessary cables are taken away and new cables are prepared for the production rack. The W-W-I-E team accesses the cupboard on a daily basis and keeps all the cables in order and accessible to users. The team leads should be updated on the cable requirements for each quarter..

[Audio] The I-C-X and CS Lab Projection system assists in efficiently managing lab projects. It provides a detailed insight into the team's device quantity details and the necessaity of procuring P-D-U-s and console servers. Unwanted devices are removed from the production racks only after confirmation from the team managers. For the CS Lab Projection in the process of planning the equipment requirements all CS team managers confer with users to ensure data regarding APs controllers and new rack allocations are accurately accounted for. All relevant information can be found on support.ruckuswireless.com..

[Audio] On a quarterly basis labs and stores carry out an asset audit which entails exporting the asset master list from B-R-I-C-S and being sure any modifications are updated to the B-R-I-C-S system..

[Audio] The WWIE Capacity Management (C-A-M-P-) program is an annual initiative to manage engineering lab space and Equipment Life Cycle Management effectively. It involves reducing current utilization by 10% cutting back on engineering-requested new racks and relocating certain devices to storage for up to three months. If the engineering team does not request these devices by the end of the three-month period their ownership is transferred to WWIE. At that point Equipment Life Cycle Management rules will be applied to determine which devices will be scrapped. C-A-M-P is advantageous in that it helps save both power and E-L-S lab costs. All of this helps ensure that this powerpoint slide remains in line with the presentation's overarching theme of lab management..

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