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If UIT’s semester start preparations team adopted a mantra, it might be the age-old saying “There’s always room for improvement.” This semester, the team's focus was on maturing two areas: monitoring and load testing.

Financial Analyst Craig Stapley says goodbye after 52 years of service to the University of Utah, 45 of which were with UIT.

Service Coordinator Shane Rayhill's Information Systems major complements his work with phones, computers, and software.

UIT offers myriad ways to stay informed — emails, websites, self-service knowledge articles, unplanned downtime alerts, and more.

Paper forms will no longer be delivered to university departments, but they can be accessed electronically or mailed to a home address.

The computer science major says her UIT experience has helped with school assignments and made her less hesitant to try new things on her own.

The new analytics platform will deliver accurate and timely mapping of communication paths between devices.

UIT staff recognized for their excellent work.

As is tradition, roughly 300 of University Information Technology's employees took a collective break on December 11 to celebrate the organization's most valuable resource – its employees.

The Teaching and Learning Portfolio (TLP) met on November 28, and the Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC) met on December 13. The next EWAC meeting will be January 10, while the TLP will meet on January 17. The Strategic Information Technology Committee meeting will be January 15, while the Architecture and New Technology Committee will meet on January 28.