MODULE 1: ACCESS AND USE OF COMMON BUSINESS TOOLS

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It can be considered as any asset that helps or assists the organization to achieve its stated aims or objectives

Business Tools

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Examples of Business Tools

  1. Digital Cameras

  2. Mobile Telephones

  3. Pagers

  4. Scanners

  5. Photocopiers

  6. Notebooks

  7. Batteries

  8. Keyboard

  9. Brochures

  10. Information

  11. Knowledge

  12. Manuals

  13. Software

  14. Wiki

  15. Email

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Possible (DEFINING A) of Business Tool

  1. Portable and Attractive Tool

  2. Significant Small Items

  3. Significant Small Tools

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This states that the item is portable and probably does not have a fixed location

Portable and Attractive Tool

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It states that they are attractive, meaning they could be a target for theft or excessive use

Portable and Attractive Tool

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This is very similar as the items are small so they can be easily lost and they are significant to the business

Significant Small Items

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Is a list of all tools that are to be controlled

The Register

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Certain information is required for every tool

The Register

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Need to store data to solve future problems

The Register

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Need to be able to distinguish one tool from another

The Register

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Storing the Details

  1. Spreadsheets

  2. Asset Register

  3. Database Software

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Electronic format of storing details

Spreadsheets

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Paper approach where all the details are recorded in a book

Asset Register

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Can be configured to suit the needs of the business

Database Software

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Tool Description

  1. Brand

  2. Model

  3. Purchase Date

  4. Supplier

  5. Warranty Expiry Date

  6. Depreciation

  7. Storage Location

  8. Physical Location

  9. Serial Number

  10. Asset Number

  11. Barcodes

  12. Department Associated Equipment

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Generally globally unique so that no two serial numbers should be the same and they will identify each item

Serial Number

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Serial Number

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Uniquely identifies the product you or your organization purchased

Asset Number

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Asset Number

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An asset number can be represented by a _____ for software

License Number

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An asset number can be represented by a _____ for hardware appliance

Service Tag

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A method of representing data in a visual, machine-readable form

Barcodes

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Represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines

Barcodes

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Barcodes

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Basic RFID

  1. RFID Tag

  2. Antenna

  3. RFID Reader

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Uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects

Radio Frequency Identification Tags

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It consists of a tiny radio transponder; a radio receiver and transmitter

Radio Frequency Identification Tags

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A radio receiver and transmitter

Radio Transponder

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Radio Frequency Identification Tags

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Attached to assets to transmits stored data to the antenna

Radio Frequency Identification Tags

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Receives the stored data from the tag and transmits that data to an RFID reade

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Connected to the antenna wirelessly and receives data from the RFID tag

RFID Reader

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Data is transmitted into the RFID database where it can be stored and evaluated

Computer Database

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Acceptable Usage of Business Tools

  1. Establish rules or policies on tool use

  2. Have controls that restrict use to business purposes

  3. Inform staff of usage rules

  4. Consider out of hours use of the tool

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It is often required in an emergency

Software

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Serial numbers may also be required and stored separately

Software

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Storage material may not suit a new computer

Software

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It is very attractive for theft

Software

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It means fast - easily updateable

Wiki

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Great for internal information

Wiki

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It must have access rules

Wiki

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It must have content rules

Wiki

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It need to set access rules where calls can be made to

Landline

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It also set rules on how long for personal access

Landline

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Some systems may require training

Landline

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Answering the telephone to external people will impact on the business

Landline

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It has very similar rules to telephone

E-mail

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It may have rules on private use

E-mail

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It may have rules on content

E-mail

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It may have rules about the presentation of emails

E-mail

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Who has the tool?

Tools can be given to STAFF for business use

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This determines who can have the tool

Rosters

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This ensures the tool is available

Rosters

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This resolves conflict should this arise due to more than one person requiring the tool on the same day

Rosters

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Must be some level of security in the storage location

Storage

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Conflict between easy access and flexibility compared with control and security

Storage

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Cost of security and the cost of the tools

Storage

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It should consider if the tool has special storage requirements

Storage

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Security Tools

  1. Locks

  2. Swipe Card Access

  3. Security Cameras

  4. Passwords

  5. Police Checks

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It can specify consideration regarding employment before they commence work

Employment Contracts

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It ensures that staff understand importance of issues

Employment Contracts

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It identify and advise staff of consequences of breaking the rules

Employment Contracts

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Lockable Storage

  1. Standard Keys

  2. Cables with Locks for Laptops

  3. Retina Scans

  4. Voice Prints

  5. Facial Recognition

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Lockable Storage for High Security Control

  1. Retina Scans

  2. Voice Prints

  3. Facial Recognition

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This is a check on the control procedures

Audit

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This is a procedure to check that the tool is there

Stocktakes

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