Skip to content

Posts

Meet Your Colleagues: IT Enterprise Architecture team

L-R: Clint Criddle, Brian Stephens, Caprice Post, and Bryce Fox (not pictured: Andrew Reich)

The IT Enterprise Architecture team understands an institution’s overall goals and strategy and how to comprehensively design and implement IT infrastructure, services, and products to meet its current and future needs.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: DLT Learning Experience team

Adobe Creative Consultants Olivia Etz, left, and Canyon Sargent speak with each other at Adobe Creative Commons in Kahlert Village on January 17, 2025.

Based out of Kahlert Village, Adobe creative consultants for Digital Learning Technologies’ Learning Experience team specialize in providing students and faculty with general and application-specific Adobe software support.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: USS Student Engineering Team

Image of a University of Utah Asia Campus student's hands typing on a laptop computer. Image courtesy of the University of Utah.

The Student Engineering Team in University Support Services develops, improves, and maintains student-facing technologies for various campus partners, as well as oversees a student management system called Northstar.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: Service Management Platform Services Team

ServiceNow logo

Meet the workflow whizzes behind ServiceNow. Since its introduction, the IT service management platform has undergone module rollouts that include incident, problem, change, release, and knowledge management.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: Campus Help Desk

Headset and laptop

Scott Lloyd manages the Campus Help Desk and Operators team in the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) organization. The busy 12-person desk – five full-time staff and seven part-time student employees — answered approximately 50,000 calls and 10,000 emails in 2020.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: Network Edge

Meet Your Colleagues

Network Edge team members, who are meticulous about cable management, manage approximately 1,800 switches and 150,000 device interfaces to ensure end devices can connect to the internet.

Share this article:

Meet Your Colleagues: Copper Team

Meet Your Colleagues

The U's sprawling telecommunications network, which consists of a hybrid system of copper and fiber-optic cable, is critical to keeping the university up and running. While fiber has advantages in terms of speed and bandwidth, copper is less expensive, easier to terminate, and one of the best electrical conductors — more than any other non-precious metal.

Share this article:
Last Updated: 4/11/22