The Document Management service provides document and image management storage, retrieval, 24/7 monitoring, and support services to University of Illinois clients. It applies best practices within the industry to support and maintain electronic artifacts as they relate to the Banner ERP and other University Administrative tasks.
Sample services provided to our customers:
Digital documents and images are maintained and monitored regularly to ensure a high degree of data security and keep all digital collections accessible to customers.
Critical updates and maintenance is performed on Sundays from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. to ensure minimal downtime.
The Document Management team has extensive experience with a wide variety of capture devices, software technologies, tools and platforms.
Benefits of using the Document Management service include:
This service is available to customers 24/7, excluding planned outages, maintenance windows and unavoidable events. Maintenance windows are used only when needed for planned changes that have been submitted through the AITS Change Control Process. In addition to the standard AITS maintenance windows, site-specific and service-specific changes may be coordinated with customers at non-standard times. Since Document Management (Xtender) connects to Banner, a 24/7 production critical system, the tool is available whenever Banner is available.
Document Management (Xtender) maintenance windows are defined as:
Maintenance requiring system downtime or outages are performed when application usage is at its lowest. Normal downtime is 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. each Sunday and occasionally from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. when maintenance activities necessitate a longer outage.
Maintenance which does not require system downtime or outage are performed, after normal business hours, starting at 5 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday, as needed unless business teams require maintenance during business hours.
Document Management (Xtender) is an after capture utility and only manages objects that which have been previously acquired, digitized, and indexed into the repository. The end user is solely responsible for determining the authoritativeness of the objects stored within the document management system. Units should contact their Unit head, Records Liaison or the Records and Information Management Services <RIMSgroup@uillinois.edu> team to obtain guidance for data retention and disposition of electronic objects and physical originals.
AITS currently does not charge for this service, however, a cost-recovery model is being considered to recover costs for storage space and concurrent user licenses.