信息管理专业英语教程第13翻译（Information management professional English course thirteenth translation）.docVIP

信息管理专业英语教程第13翻译（Information management professional English course thirteenth translation） Thirteenth lessons 1. network management can be defined as the operation, management, maintenance and supply of network and network services. The operations department is concerned with the day-to-day operation of providing network services. The management of network departments is concerned with the overall goals, policies and procedures for establishing and managing network management. Installation and maintenance. The installation and maintenance department is responsible for the installation and maintenance of equipment. Providing network services involves network planning and route preparation. These functions have traditionally been the responsibility of the engineering or supply department. This chapter will introduce these departments one by one. Although we continue to use the term network management, it refers to all the information technology services in the modern enterprise environment. 2., the goal of network management is to ensure that users of the network have access to the information technology services that meet their requirements. To achieve this goal, network management should formulate policies to formally or informally enter into service level agreements with customers. For example, the key operation of the server, such as sending e-mail and web servers, and other network activities can not be interrupted 7 days a week, 24 hours a day without interruption, therefore it is necessary to sign such agreements with the user. Other non critical networks and systems can sign maintenance protocols for 8 hours per week from Monday to Friday. 3. from the business point of view, including network management strategy and tactics of the engineering, operation and maintenance of the network and the current and future network services need to spend in the minimum overall. And has a long history of communication among the various groups in the implementation of these f