Dii - WTF?
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Dii - WTF?
Well, spent an hour on Dii this morning and managed to achieve 1 change to an excel document!
Timeline:
Log on - 4 mins
Open document - 20 mins
Make change - 2 mins
Save document 20 mins
close document 12 mins
log off - 2 mins
sad timing it all I know but I was interested to see what £x million of public money has bought!! Obviously the government has not learnt their lesson procuring the NHS network system as, I believe, they bought ours from the same people!
Think it's time for a rant to my MP!
If you haven't got Dii (R) yet, count your blessings!!
Timeline:
Log on - 4 mins
Open document - 20 mins
Make change - 2 mins
Save document 20 mins
close document 12 mins
log off - 2 mins
sad timing it all I know but I was interested to see what £x million of public money has bought!! Obviously the government has not learnt their lesson procuring the NHS network system as, I believe, they bought ours from the same people!
Think it's time for a rant to my MP!
If you haven't got Dii (R) yet, count your blessings!!
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If you're not happy, do something constructive about it. Ring 188, ask for "DII" then say you would like to make a complaint rather than log a problem. You may be surprised by the prompt response and the swift phone call back. I'm not promising this will fix the problem but if they don't know, they can't do anything about it.
I used to have a primary duty, then DII came along....
I used to have a primary duty, then DII came along....
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Dii/r? Not heard of it.
Dii/c was often slower than that.
Dii/f could take two minutes per colour page until they realised the printer was not configurable for the network. File handling however is faster than on Dii/c.
188 is the answer. Some of the operators are pretty good and most speak good English.
Dii/c was often slower than that.
Dii/f could take two minutes per colour page until they realised the printer was not configurable for the network. File handling however is faster than on Dii/c.
188 is the answer. Some of the operators are pretty good and most speak good English.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Hastle the SPOC by all means but do check the fault report log every day too. They have a nasty habit of putting something like "awaiting customer response" but don't tell you. It is a cop out and means the clock stops while they wait for you.
As soon as I see that I raise a NEW fault report saying that the system didn't tell me that it was waiting for a response. Works wonders.
As soon as I see that I raise a NEW fault report saying that the system didn't tell me that it was waiting for a response. Works wonders.
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Log on - 4 mins
Dontcha just love civilianisation?
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Think you got problems Vage Rot - your not the only one!!
http://www.pprune.org/military-aircr...-f-system.html
http://www.pprune.org/military-aircr...-f-system.html
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Moved over to DII(F) last week - I must say, in all seriousness, at this moment in time I am very impressed with the new system; no problems and a pretty decent speed too! That said, what I had previously was very poor, but so far so good.
