When assembling a team to assist in the tasks of an NVA, it is important to
ensure that each of the various infrastructure support areas is either an active
member of the team or a support member. NVA team members should include
representatives from:
Information protection
Operations
Telecommunications
Systems support
Network management
Desktop deployment
Account administration
Auditing
The task of an NVA crosses departmental lines and therefore should not
be viewed as an information-technology-only process. To be successful, the
NVA team should include other departments and business units that can be
used as support members. Support NVA team members ...
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