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West Pauley Ballroom, 3rd Floor MLK
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Behind the Scenes: Data Center Fire
Presenters:
- Dave Browne, Assistant Director - IST Infrastructure Services
- With Steve Aguirre and Karen Kato
Are you interested in learning more about what happened during the data center fire last fall? Attend this presentation to learn about what occurred, how multiple campus teams came together in response, challenges encountered and lessons learned by the team, and what to expect in the future. |
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Madrone Room, 4th Floor MLK
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Supporting Computationally Intensive Research on Campus
Presenters:
- Zane Cooper, Director of Research Computing - Haas
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Jason Christopher, Architect - Research IT
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Aaron Culich, Architect - Research IT
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Kelly Rowland, Consultant - Berkeley Research Computing | Graduate Student - Nuclear Engineering
This panel, representing D-Lab, BIDS, IST, Research IT, will discuss the challenges of supporting computationally intensive research and the work being done across the campus to address the current needs, as well as to plot a course for future innovations. Please join us in a discussion to cover the following questions:
- How do campus IT staff support computationally intensive research on campus?
- How does research support differ from enterprise/administrative support?
- If a researcher needs a secure computing environment, or to transfer hundreds of terabytes of data, how should fulfillment of these requirements be managed?
- What resources for secure computing and data management are available to researchers now?
- What additional services should be considered or developed?
- Technology platforms and services change over time as do the computational needs of researchers during the lifecycle of a project. For example, the storage solution for the data acquisition stage of a project may not be the right solution for the later stage of data sharing with the public. Given this slipperiness, what factors should be considered before adopting specific technologies and services?
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Tilden Room, 5th Floor MLK
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Manager Best Practice: How to Develop Your Staff
Presenters:
- Jennifer Chizuk, Manager, Staff Learning and Development - Human Resources
- Inette Dishler, Senior Talent and Organizational Consultant - Talent and Organizational Performance
As a people manager, how do you improve customer service, create a motivated workforce, and increase efficiency? The answer is – through your staff who need to learn and improve every day. This session will expose you to fresh ideas on how to create a learning culture in your unit, give you tools to enable coaching conversations with your staff and provide a list of free learning resources. Come with an open mind about learning how to learn.
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Multicultural Community Center, 2nd Floor MLK
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The Power of DIVERS-IT-Y
Presenters:
- Barinder Dhillon-Flanagan, Director and Deputy CIO - Haas School of Business
- Candace Jones, Senior Applications Manager for Web and Application Services - University of California, Office of the President
- Regina Wallace-Jones, Head of Security Operations - Facebook
- Jennifer S. Hopkins, Director of Student Applications Management - SAIT (Moderator)
Building the Future of IT at UC Berkeley or any organization will only be successful if we are intentional about creating an inclusive and diverse workforce at ALL levels. Come hear from professionals who have helped close the gap, change the face of IT, and are building a pipeline for the future.
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Academic Senate Chambers, 5th Floor Eshleman Hall
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ServiceNow: Enabling IT Service Management at UC Berkeley
Presenter: Scott Hall, Manager & Architect - ServiceNow - IST Enterprise Applications
Come hear how ServiceNow is enabling the ITSM transformation through better collaboration, improved visibility, and better customer engagement. Improving IT Service Management is a core focus of the campus IT Action Plan. IT Service Management (ITSM) is a process-based practice intended to align the delivery of information technology (IT) services with the needs of our customers. In order to accomplish this goal, improvements in both process and technology must be made, and ServiceNow is a critical component of this strategy.
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