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How much does ICT Cost? the tip of the iceberg Thanks to Nia Sutton at Becta for many of the slides Penny Patterson [email protected]

How much does ICT Cost? the tip of the iceberg Thanks to Nia Sutton at Becta for many of the slides Penny Patterson [email protected]

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How much does ICT Cost?

the tip of the iceberg

Thanks to Nia Sutton at Becta for many of the slides

Penny [email protected]

Funding for ICT in schools

1998-99 - £102 million – earmarked funding – in little bits!

2006-07 - £741 million – capital investment to suport 3 year budget planning

From the Becta Review 2006…

Approximately half of primary and secondary schools do not have a policy in place for replacement of ICT equipment

In those that do, the rate of replacement is not at the level to maintain the longer-term currency of the technology

Key issues and challenges include achieving sustainability

Cost on the box?

before looking at our ideas…

What have you come up with?

Costberg

Initial Price

Staff training

Costberg

Electrical work

Physical Environment

Heating, Lighting, Ventilation

Software

Cost of buying DesignDisposal /

replacement

PeripheralsPrinter, scanner

Sleepless nights!

Maintenance and Support

Telecommunications

Call charges, Internet

StaffingNetwork

ComponentsConsumable

s

desktops and laptops

whiteboards and projectors

cameras

cabling

servers

broadband connections

network

software

The kit and wires

staff salaries

training

service levels

what users do for themselves

Technical support services

training and experience

usage

Users

=Total Cost of

Ownership(TCO)

Total annual expenditure on ICT

24%

5%5%4%4%

34%

24%

22%

7%5%1%3%

35%

27%User self support

Formal support

Consumables

Training

Internet / LAN

Software

Hardware

Primary Secondary

Data from Becta’sTotal Cost of Ownership research

On average60%

allocated to technical support

Less than a quarter

on hardware

http://matrix.becta.org.uk

Institutional Infrastructure and Learning Platform Functionality review tools

ICT Investment planning tool (TCO)

What is the planner designed to do? Can show full cost of ownership of ICT over

several years Allows you to model different investment

strategies Simple tool - easy/quick to use and maintain Can be tailored to suit local needs

What doesn’t it do? It is not a rigorous financial model – the costs are intended to

be indicative It doesn’t allow for reductions in ICT provision

-it assumes provision will remain the same or increase

The tool will give you… Current financial year

Total replacement costs Annual operating/support costs

Next financial year and the year after Stand still costs

How much will it cost us to keep at the current level of ICT? (includes budgeting for ongoing equipment replacement)

Development costsHow much do we actually need to spend to extend the current ICT provision?

What do you need to do?

Gather basic information on services and count up equipment

Becta website

Open the tool

Download guidance materials

SummaryThe tool can help you look at…

Where are you now? What have you got? What is it costing you? What else do you need? When do you need it? What will help? Who will help?

This will help inform the development an implementation of a vision… an ICT provision that’s reliable, well-managed, well-planned and appropriate for your learners, teachers and managers

http://becta.org.uk/schools/ ictinvestmentplanner