OGITA has had a task force studying the iPad and its potential. After a year of studying the iPad and hundreds of apps, the official OGITA recommended iPad configurations are documented and ready to be deployed. The configurations can change as new apps appear but these listed configurations are a good working setup for most installations. The document contains configurations for Commissioners, Department Heads, IT Staff, and standard employees. It also contains policies and forms for users to sign to ensure compliance with Technology, Email, Cellular, Messaging, and the Internet. it has a training manual for users, an installation guide for IT support, and summary of the GIS on iPads project findings.
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One of the recommendations in the document is to protect the screens. One of the best on the market and reccomened is a screen made by Zagg. It is very heavy duty and has a lifetime warranty. You can go the website www.zaggcart.com/ok and look at all the various ones as well as design one with your city or other logo on it. You can get a discount by using the code CARTS10. Once it is shipped to you, you can take it to Woodlands Mall in Tulsa or call the Zagg rep there for delivery and they will professionally put it on. The number to the Zagg professional is 918-830-2930 and email is ishieldok@gmail.com. Mention OGITA for more exclusive deals.
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Below is the User Manual from Apple for the iPad 2. It will work for the iPad 1 except for a couple items on the camera. This manual is built into both iPads. We place it here for your reference from a desktop or to use on Help Desks along with the above OGITA iPad document for Governments.
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