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Our department has switched for the most part from MSU-owned phones to
employee-owned phones.
In the past, I did have a department-owned phone, and the detailed phone
records were always there. I never worried about documenting non-campus
calls, but then the plan I was on had plenty of minutes, so there was no
marginal cost for those calls.
Doug
On Thu, Dec 13, 2007 at 04:57:09PM -0500, John Gorentz wrote:
> I'm curious as to what other IT people are doing with cell phones given the
> edict about logging all incoming and outgoing calls. (
> http://ctlr.msu.edu/mbp/mbp78.htm and http://ctlr.msu.edu/mbp/mbp79.htm )
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> Did this cause any departments to drop MSU-owned phones in favor of
> employee-owned ones? Did any departments end up dropping MSU-owned Nextel
> phones?
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> Personally, I don't have a problem keeping my MSU-owned phone free of
> personal calls. I do have a problem with logging every last call, and I do
> have a problem carrying two phones around. The solution for the latter is
> usually easy for me during normal working hours -- just put my personal
> phone away. It's pretty rare that I need it. After normal working hours
> it's not so simple. I'm curious as to how others are dealing with these
> policies.
>
> John Gorentz
> W.K. Kellogg Biological Station
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