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Introduction of automated mechanisms for ticket registration and categorization for monitoring levels within IBM structures.

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The project involved adapting automated units (software) that were implemented on the client's servers and automatically monitored the console (Tivoli) for alerts. Upon detecting such an alert, it automatically generated a ticket and assigned it to the so-called second-level support, where the tickets were resolved. This required integrating the client's systems with IBM devices, ensuring the proper flow of network data, and defining security protocols.

Responsibility:

 

  •  Monitoring the schedule and reacting in case of a potential time overrun.
  • Establishing communication within the team and among collaborators in the project and beyond.
  • Updating documentation.
  • Preparing and overseeing changes along with the Change Manager.
  • Risk management - preparing contingency plans to eliminate or mitigate the occurrence of risks.

Methodology: WaterFall


Communication:

  • Meetings with the Program Manager - DAILY
  • Weekly reporting of progress and discussion of current issues
  • Monthly meetings and presentation of project progress


Tools:

MS Office, Lotus Notes, Free Mind

Team:

The team is distributed across different departments, not assigned to a single project but to various ones. Requests were made by submitting forms through the team leaders of the respective teams. They were administrators, network specialists, and developers.

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