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(1) This Policy outlines the principles of Victoria University’s provision and support of hardware and software to staff and students. (2) This Policy applies to all Victoria University (VU) staff and students. (3) This Policy applies to all University procured and supplied Information and Communications Technology (ICT) hardware, software and electronic devices such as smart phones and tablets. (6) The University will allocate a single computer asset (PC or Laptop) to each staff member for business needs unless an exceptional approval is provided by the staff members Executive Dean/Director. (7) All University procured and supplied ICT hardware, software and electronic devices remains the property of Victoria University. (8) All University procured IT equipment and software must be disposed of in accordance with University policy and procedures including removal of all University information and data. (9) All authorised users of IT resources including staff, students, contractors and visitors are accountable for their use of IT resources and will use University IT hardware and software in an appropriate and responsible manner in line with the IT Appropriate Use Policy and Appropriate Workplace Behaviour Policy. (10) Any exemptions to this policy must be supported by business justification and approved by the Executive Director, IT Services. (11) IT Hardware and Software - Business Application Procedure (12) IT Hardware and Software - Disposal and Cleansing of VU IT Equipment Procedure (13) IT Hardware and Software Procedure (14) IT Hardware and Software - Procurement of Hardware and Software ProcedureIT Hardware and Software Policy
Section 1 - Summary
Section 2 - Accountability
Key Decision-making powers under the Policy
(Delegated) Power
Role
Approve exemption to single computer asset rule
Executive Director, IT Services
Approve new requests for ICT hardware (PC/ laptop/ tablet)
Executive Director, IT Services
Section 3 - Scope
Section 4 - Definitions
Top of PageSection 5 - Policy Statement
Section 6 - Procedures