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IT Professionals Forum welcomes new members

Kim Antry, shown here, and Jon Rusho are two new members elected to the IT Professionals Forum Board of Directors. Steven Harper was reelected board president.

The IT Professionals Forum Board of Directors recently reelected Steven Harper as board president and welcomed two new board members — Kim Antry and Jon Rusho. The three were nominated to serve by members of the IT Pros community.

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IT governance roundup

IT Governance logo

The Strategic Information Technology Committee (SITC) met on May 12. The Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC) met on May 14. The IT Architecture and New Technology Committee (ANTC) met on May 18. The Teaching and Learning Portfolio (TLP) met on May 26.

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U of U Health CIO Jim Turnbull reflects on his U career

CIO Jim Turnbull, DHA, University of Utah Health

Ahead of his retirement, CIO Jim Turnbull reflects on the 12 years he's worked for University of Utah Health, part of a storied 47-year career in health care and information technology.

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Responding to COVID-19: CTO highlights

Jim Livingston, Chief Technology Officer

Chief Technology Officer Jim Livingston highlights key efforts that helped ensure a smooth transition to a new way of working, teaching, learning, and caring for patients.

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UIT Leadership Spotlight: Dan Thornley, USS QA/GIS

Dan Thornley, associate director,  USS Quality Assurance/GIS

The associate director for USS Quality Assurance and GIS started out as systems engineer at IBM, where he became involved in QA and testing. A lot of professional and personal opportunities followed.

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UIT staff share what it's like working at home

Chris Robinson's cat Pumpkin.

We recently asked UIT employees to share a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like working from home. So far, we've heard about and seen photos of new co-workers, makeshift office spaces, favorite emojis, food experiments, budding blossoms, and more.

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COVID-19 crisis keeps ISO teams busy

A illustration of a phishing email on a mobile device.

Amid the current pandemic, ISO teams are busier than ever, dealing with COVID-19 scams and related security risks, as well as the realities of remote work and instruction.

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Last Updated: 4/11/22