Colleagues,
Back in July, you provided great feedback in a survey we sent to the One IT community to help us understand the type of remote support tools needed to better serve campus customers. We thank you for your input and wanted to share the results with you plus some next steps we are taking.
We received 88 responses to the survey.
Of those who responded, 74% said they use a remote support tool.
Hello One IT Community,
The next UC Tech Virtual Event hosted by UCLA will be held on Nov. 10, 2020. The theme is The Power of 10: Stronger Together and topics will include: Leveraging the Cloud, Communication, Community and Collaboration.
To our campus community,
We are writing to inform you of a necessary shutdown of our Data Center scheduled to start Saturday, Jan. 2, with completion planned by Sunday, Jan. 3, 2021. This work is required to support the campus research mission by enabling new research systems and to provide improved resilience for these systems when running on generator power during campus power outages.
Submit your nominations for the WITI@UC Athena Awards by November 6. These awards recognize leaders who embody, encourage, and promote the inclusion of women in technology. Nominees should be leaders who inspire others to pursue technical careers through outstanding contributions, service, and membership to foster inclusion in science and technical fields.
Awards will be given in four categories:
Registration for the tenth biannual UC Cyber Security Summit on October 14, 2020, is now open!
This event will be hosted on a different and even more engaging platform than the first virtual UC Cyber Security Summit in April. The new virtual format offers exciting opportunities for engagement and collaboration, including a full day of news, information, games, prizes, and insights about cybersecurity and risk management.
Register now for the inaugural event of UCI Women in Tech, Altered Environments, New Opportunities. The panel will feature UC IT leaders in a dynamic conversation exploring ways that women can adapt and thrive during this period of unprecedented change.
The fourteenth woman honored as part of this series is Laurie Graham, a production control operations senior manager for UC Berkeley’s Office of Information Services and Technology.
Ten teams from across the University of California won the 2020 Larry L. Sautter Award for technology innovations that make university operations more effective and efficient and better serve faculty, staff, students and patients. Interim Chief Information Officer Mark Cianca announced the winners yesterday (August 11, 2020) at the UC Tech Virtual Webinar hosted by UCLA.
The seventh woman honored as part of this series is Terri Kouba, a systems architect with UC Berkeley’s Information Services and Technology office.
Update on 8/17/20: These changes have been delayed and will now be implemented on Sept. 1, 2020.
Dear Colleagues,
