A further three challenge funded libraries have been added to Copac, completing phase one of the project.
Hairdressing Training launched a social networking site for tutors this quarter.
The following sections detail instances where Performance Indicators (PIs) were not met or performance was below snapshot levels.
The monthly availability information below is given as a snapshot of performance during this quarter. Monthly availability rates below an annual PI do not constitute a failure to meet the PI. Only if the average availability over 12 months is below the PI can a service be deemed not to have met a target; this in itself may not indicate that service provision was unsatisfactory.
The Monitoring Unit reports on 18 availability measurements over the ten monitored EDINA services; three of these have less than 12 months data. At the end of this quarter, of the 15 measurements for which the Monitoring Unit can calculate a 12 month rolling average availability, one was below the PI of 99% (Digimap OS Collection - Carto).
Twelve service components had individual monthly availabilities below the PI snapshot this quarter - all of the affected services were mapping services. The lowest availability was for Classic in July with availability of 95.40%. All the remaining mapping services had availability of 95.52% in July. All the outages were a result of problems with a single server.
For the seven Mimas services that the Monitoring Unit report on there are eight availability measurements. At the end of the quarter, all Mimas services for which the Monitoring Unit can calculate a 12 month rolling average availability had availability above the PI of 99%.
All Mimas services had individual monthly availabilities above the PI snapshot (99%) this quarter.
All other services monitored had availability above their PIs in every month this quarter.
Two machines at EDINA had availability below the PI of 99% this quarter:
All remaining machine availability PIs were met this quarter by all services.
All LAN availability PIs were met this quarter.
The following service had some response times above five seconds (PI 99% of response times should be below five seconds unless otherwise stated):
EDINA - SUNCAT (May 98.69%, June 98.74% and July 98.56%).
Film and Sound Online (FSOL) had some start to load times that were not five seconds or less (PI 99%). On average 17.64% of start to load samples per month were more than 5 seconds.
The PI for 100% of enquiries to receive an initial response within 1 working day was not met for two enquiries to TASI in June (91.67%), two enquiries to EDINA in May (99.10%) and seven enquiries to SARS in total over the quarter (70%).
Two Census centres were unable to resolve 90% of the enquiries received in July (CDU and SARS).
The PI for 98% of enquiries to receive a response within 20 working days was not met by Mimas in July (94%).
The following tables show the percentage change in use for each service covered in this report over a period of three academic years. Please note comparison between services cannot be inferred.

Indicates that not enough data have accumulated to enable comparison between academic years.
Service use is explored in more depth in the Monitoring Unit’s Annual Reports. Charts showing current service use can be viewed at:
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Last updated by Ian Cooper on Wednesday, March 24, 2010.