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As the Internet becomes increasingly vital to our everyday lives, so too does web accessibility – the design practice that allows people with disabilities to perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the web.

Over the next three years, University Information Technology will gradually migrate from the legacy Centrex telephone system to the new unified communications Voice over IP (VOIP) system, part of the U’s broad communications platform known as Skype for Business/Lync.

What’s the purpose of a University-affiliated website? Is it primarily on online extension of a physical location, existing to attract would-be students and staff, or inform the public?

It’s now easier than ever for faculty and students to get what they need, thanks to a brand new website for Teaching and Learning Technologies (TLT).

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UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

Brian Haymore, senior IT architect for UIT’s Center for High Performance Computing (CHPC), is seeking input on a proposal to create a new group at the U – an IT Exchange Group (ITX).

Most of us wake with the expectation that once we get to campus, our computers will power up, our devices will connect to the network and our phones will work.

As many readers are aware, in 2015 the University engaged Deloitte Consulting to perform a holistic assessment of information technology (IT) services and operations, with a primary focus on the central IT services offered by University Information Technology (UIT).

Scribbled in a corner of Russ Knight’s whiteboard is, “When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail,” paraphrasing psychologist Abraham Maslow.