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The Consumerization of Technology and the Bring-Your-Own-Everything (BYOE) Era of Higher Education

March 25, 2013 | Stephen diFilipo

ECAR has just published the latest in its series of reports on BYOD in higher education. The final report, available to ECAR subscribers, is now available on the ECAR research hub, which also includes a new infographic and data tables. The Consumerization of Technology and the Bring-Your-Own-Everything (BYOE) Era of Higher Education, by Eden Dahlstrom and Stephen diFilipo, identifies and addresses the most important BYOE IT issues affecting higher education and includes recommendations for exemplary practices to manage BYOE IT issues. If you don’t subscribe to ECAR, you can purchase individual access to this report and its supporting materials. http://bit.ly/YB0biH Steve diFilipo ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www...

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Banner Multi-Entity Processing (MEP)

March 25, 2013 | Floyd Davenport

Folks, I'm interested in visiting with any institution who has implemented baseline MEP for Banner. Lessons learned... modules implemented, preparation recommendations... Did you work with Ellucian or another Consulting firm during implementation? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Floyd Davenport CIO/Director Information Technology Services Washburn University floyd.davenport@washburn.edu http://blog.washburn.edu/technology 785-670-2066 ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.

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Backing Up Employee Computer in the Cloud

March 25, 2013 | MaryBeth Stuenkel

We are not using the Internet2 Net+ CrashPlan service. In part because we needed it before that service was ready and in part because our goal is to have CrashPlan as a failsafe only for those that need it, not for general use.

Our contract gives us unlimited storage on CrashPlan, so we don't have a need to manage quotas.

--MaryBeth

University of Michigan

IT Program Manager, ITS Infrastructure Services & Operations

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Question about IT Department Size

March 24, 2013 | Nathaniel Hewitt

Good evening! At Wiley College, the Information Systems and Technology Division has approximately 11 slots (3 vacancies): VP Asst VP Director for instructional technology Director Administrative Info Systems - Database Administrator - online administrative technical Support tech Network Engineer - 2 technicians (1 supports faculty/Staff, 1 supports students) Web Coordinator Administrative Assistant The very best resource that I have found is Kenneth Green's Campus Computing Survey, in which he recommends a minimum of 1 tech per 100. In my set-up, we ALL serve as tech, HelpDesk and PBX. Nathaniel E. Hewitt, III Vice President for Information Systems and Technology Wiley College 711 Wiley Avenue Marshall, Texas 75670 903-923-2404 (office) 903-263-9630 (cell) 903-927-2672 (fax) nhewitt@wileyc.edu Visit us on the web at www.wileyc.edu Wiley College...

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CIO Digest - 22 Mar 2013 (#2013-80) )

March 24, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from luke.fernandez@gmail.com

Casey,

I very much liked your article especially your point that many of us are under the impression that it's "deja vu all over again." This is the point my spouse and I make in a forthcoming article in The Chronicle tentatively titled "Colleges of the Air." In the 1920s colleges were very excited about the prospects of using radio as a way of broadcasting classes to previously unserved publics and the rhetoric surrounding that development is eerily reminiscent of our current conversations about MOOCs.

Of course, just because we can see a lot of continuity between our present worries about educational technology and past ones doesn't mean that we should discount our present concerns. After all, the techniques we employ for delivering online education are more refined than they were in the past and the scope and size of technology's...

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application/database to track compliance activities.

March 23, 2013 | John McGrath

Colleagues,

I am looking for suggestions for applications used to track a variety of "compliance" issues including recommendations and action/mitigation plans. The requirements is to capture, update, and report on various type of activities related to public audit, internal audit, and risk management. For example, a risk register might be component. We are hoping to establish a single point of contact in our institution that would create, track, and report on these activities.

Of course, something suitable with a higher-education environment would help, and I am open to COS or Open Source solutions.

Any examples, recommendations, or advice from your recent or current experience would be appreciated.

regards,

John

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college course catalogue

March 22, 2013 | David Hickey

We are interested in posting our college course catalogue on-line using CourseSmart or some other service. We are currently meeting this need by posting as a pdf. If your college is using one of the eTextbook services to provide this service or have some other suggestions, please respond to sender. Thanks ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.

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Looking for HR On-Line Applicant Tracking System RFI examples

March 18, 2013 | Cyrille S. Parent

Colleagues,

Time to replace our in-house application. I am looking for RFI (Request for Information) examples for an HR Online Applicant Tracking System for our employment opportunities.

Please share online or offline as you wish.

Thank you in advance.

Cyrille

Students Succeed at PPCC

Cyrille Parent

Director
Information Technology Support Services

(719) 502 2975

ITSS Helpdesk:

Phone: (719) 502-4800...

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IT organisational structures? (who is grouped with whom?)

March 16, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from nathan.bailey@monash.edu

I am aware of Casey Green's Campus Computing survey:
   http://www.campuscomputing.net/sites/www.campuscomputing.net/files/Green-CampusComputing2012.pdf

Wayne Brown's CHECS surveys:
   http://www.checs.org/studies/studies.htm

and the Educause Core Data Service:
   http://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/PUB8008.pdf

but none of these seem to analyse the organisational structure of the IT division. They consider which functions report directly to the CIO and which functions are in central IT, but they don't describe how they are structured/grouped.

The major structures I'm...

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SaaS Data Integration Surcharge...

March 16, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from shashi.kaparthi@uni.edu

Fellow CIOs:

I am contemplating proposing a "SaaS Data Integration Surcharge" that would be a fixed percentage of the upfront/recurring costs incurred by the unit contracting with an outside vendor - for services that need data exchange in addition to simple authentication.

Do any of you have such surcharges? If yes, how much?

Thanks in advance for your help/advice.

Shashi

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Shashi Kaparthi, Ph.D.
Chief Information Officer (CIO)
University of Northern Iowa
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Fwd: Would you mind posting this to the CIO list?

March 14, 2013 | Theresa Rowe

Colleagues,

Are you talking about MOOCs on your campuses? You may find this ELI session informative.

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A reminder that the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative’s Spring Focus Session will have as its theme “Learning and the MOOC.” Over the past year, the massive open online course (MOOC) has emerged as a significantly different course model. But how robust is the MOOC as a vehicle for learning?

Dates are April 3 and 4, from noon to 5 pm ET each day. Info, agenda, and registration information is at:
http://www.educause.edu/eli/events/eli-online-spring-focus-session

Sampling of speakers:
Phil Hill and Michael Feldstein (Mindware and e-literate blog): Everything You Think You Know About MOOCs Could Be Wrong

Cathy Sandeen, Vice...

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Privacy of Email

March 13, 2013 | David A. Bantz

My purely personal and "gut" response: This policy appears carefully to avoid providing any assurance or expectation of privacy or reliable service to users while asserting users' responsibility for any use to which the institution may object. In contrast it reserves authority of the institution for virtually any access to data in individual email accounts while absolving the institution of any responsibility ("Users utilize such Resources at their own risk"). I presume this is within legal bounds, but I would expect users to be dissatisfied and/or adopt external email services whenever possible.

David Bantz

On Wed, 13 Mar 2013, at 06:22 , Theresa Rowe <rowe@OAKLAND.EDU> wrote:

I expect that at some point someone at our...

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AUP and employee personal use

March 13, 2013 | John Taylor

Hi, we are updating our AUP, and we are interested in anyone who may have language in their AUP which they think effectively addresses the employee personal use issues without completely prohibiting it. We currently are working with this draft wording suggested by a lawyer:

“ Accessing the Internet for personal use is prohibited for employees, except that employees may use the College’s computer system on their lunch, break, and off-duty periods for occasional and incidental personal use which is not otherwise prohibited by this policy. Such personal use must be appropriate; it must not violate the law, interfere with the employee’s work responsibilities, or conflict with the College’s mission. Additionally, employees may not use the College’s computer system for personal gain, for the benefit of a third party, or for activities that are...

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So what do we think about the Harvard stink?

March 13, 2013 | Robert Paterson

As mentioned in the article by Mr. O’ Neil “I think it is high time now for Harvard to take the lead and create a model policy for independent or private institutions.”

http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/harvards-search-of-staff-e-mail-sparks-questions-about-policies-nationwide/42941?cid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en

What are your thoughts?

Best,

Rob

Dr. Robert Paterson

Vice President – Information Technology, Planning and Research

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Web forms and workflow/routing

March 12, 2013 | Ilya Yakovlev

At the University of Wisconsin-Parkside we are getting a lot of mileage with Qualtrics. It is normally known for its survey capabilities but it is also a wonderful Web form tool. I am not certain how deep its capabilities extend relative to deep-level coding but if an institution were to look to replace simple and mid-level forms, this is a great tool.

Ilya Yakovlev

Chief Information Officer

University of Wisconsin-Parkside

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Class and Event Scheduling Software

March 11, 2013 | Arnold Gonzalez

Hello All,

We are in the process of looking for a class and event scheduling application we can use on campus. I was wondering if someone has had experience with any great applications out there and of course perhaps a few we would want to steer clear from? Appreciate the help in advance.

Thanks.

Arnold Gonzalez

Arnold Gonzalez

Chief Information Officer

Texas Southmost College District

Office Tel. (956)295-3802

Mobile Tel. (956) 605-1159

arnold.gonzalez@tsc.edu

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NOTE: Time Correction for the CIO & ITANA Screen2Screen this Friday

March 11, 2013 | James Phelps

We will record the Adobe Connect Session and make it available afterwards. The link will be posted on the ITANA web site and wiki (http://itana.org) and sent out to the email lists. It may take a few days for it to appear.

Jim

Enterprise Architect, UW-Madison

Chair, ITANA.org

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Projectors to Large Screen Monitors

March 11, 2013 | Andy Jett

We have had rumblings about possibly moving away from classroom projects to large screen TV monitors in medium to small classrooms. Has anyone done this and has any advice or suggestions about this transition?

Andy Jett

Chief Information Officer

Baker University

ajett@bakeru.edu – (913)491-4432

The information contained in this e-mail and any attachments thereto ("e-mail") is sent by Baker University ("BU") and is...

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Adobe update

March 7, 2013 | Gordon D. Wishon

All, just a quick update. I’ve been in contact with Trevor Bailey at Adobe, who is anxious to have a conversation. We’re working on details. Travel schedules and calendars are getting in the way, but we’ll work something out soon.

Will post back when I have more details to share.

Gordon

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Printer distribution policy

March 7, 2013 | John R. Davis

We are looking into saving funds by cutting down on the number of printers on campus. We have a lot of people running ink-jet printers and/or small laser printers in their offices. We feel we can save a lot of money by having a central printer or copier that can print for everyone in the department to use and decrease the number of small printers.

I am interested in seeing policy statements on who qualifies to have a printer in their office instead of having to use a central printer within the department. I am sure we will get push-back from those who claim confidentiality, wasted time walking to the printer, etc. So, do you have a policy that states certain ranks of faculty and/or administration may have an office printer and everyone else have to walk a few feet?

If you would be kind enough to share your policies and/or thoughts, it will be greatly appreciated.

Does anyone have any procedures, forms, etc. for...

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Student Retention/Early Warning Systems

November 2, 2012 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from ellisj@mail.strose.edu

We are looking at student retention/early warning systems and as always I am seeking your advice, guidance and caveats.

We currently run Banner and Blackboard. The student retention/early warning systems we are considering are:

Beacon from Campus Labs

Drop Guard from SmartEvals

Course Signals from Ellucian

Early Alert from Starfish

Have any of you had any experience with any of these products? If so, would you mind providing and insight? As you might expect, I am particularly interested in feedback about integration with Banner and/or Blackboard.

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Call center/helpdesk consolidation

October 10, 2012 | Michael Richichi

As part of several levels of organizational changes within our IT organization we're exploring the idea of having a single unified call center and providing a single number/email/point of contact for all IT service requests and helpdesk calls. The basic idea would be to have student staff do some basic triage, and then if necessary quickly refer issues to 2nd tier full time support, or into normal support queues for longer SLA responses.

Currently, our student-run helpdesk deals with walk-up, phone, and email/web support all at once which can be difficult and confusing during busy times. In addition, people call various full-time staff for what should be routine support requests that should be handled as part of a comprehensive call response system, and ensuring that full-time staff are working as efficiently as they can. My hope is to centralize initial call intake with trained students with extensive troubleshooting...

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Topic #2 - Supporting the Trends toward IT Consumerization and Bring-Your-Own-Device

September 7, 2012 | Theresa Rowe

Issue #2: Supporting the Trends toward IT Consumerization and Bring-Your-Own Device

"While the technology landscape has never been more personal or easy to use, it is simultaneously increasingly complex to manage and support. Faculty, staff, and students no longer need the IT organization as an intermediary in their adoption and application of the most commonly used technologies. They arrive with mature personal computing environments that they have self-configured to meet their specific needs, preferences, and styles of work and recreation. Any college or university that maintains hard-and-fast rules about which devices and communication tools must (or may not) be used risks being irrelevant. Yet the institution's data and intellectual property must be safeguarded, no matter where it is stored, transmitted, or accessed. Even the most strategic and flexible IT organization may, at times, need to be reactive. Institutions need to learn to...

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Preempting the Next CIO

September 7, 2012 | Charlie R. Moran

I had some time to catch up on my reading on a flight yesterday and read a great article in CIO Magazine by one of our higher education friends, Bryson Payne, the CIO at North Georgia College and State University. In this article, Bryson asks one of those simple but deeply insightful questions that stops you in your tracks. Quoting from his article:

“…I stopped asking why CIOs are such a famously short-lived breed. I chose instead to focus on pressing problems at my organization from a new perspective:”

What Would the Next CIO Do?

Wow – Simple but thought provoking question! Think about it: If you were no longer in your job, what are the first problems / opportunities that your successor would jump to work on? If you can develop of list of these needed changes,...

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Knowledge base suggestions

June 10, 2012 | Richard Suttles

Hi all,

Would anyone be willing to share the name of the software you are using to provide a campus-wide knowledge base?

Hosted (SaaS) or Installed? Purchased or Internally Developed?

Thank you!

Rick

Richard Suttles \| richard.suttles@utoledo.edu \| office: 419.530.7916 \| cell: 419.561.1526
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Lecturer

April 4, 2012 | Joe Morvan

Colleges,

I have been asked by the VP of ITS to reach out to our membership communities and ask if anybody could recommend a dynamic futuristic speaker in regards to computing and technology of the future.

Our university provides what we describe as Todd Lecture series (described below) to the Norwich and surrounding communities.

The Todd Lecture Series is named in honor of US Army retired Maj. Gen. and Norwich President Emeritus W. Russell Todd, ‘50, and his wife, Carol, in gratitude for their dedicated service to the University. With this series, Norwich reaches out to bring important, significant lecturers to campus.

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Res halls - cable TV

April 3, 2012 | Theresa Rowe

Our residence halls folks put together an RFP for cable TV services to the halls that has now been routed to us for review. We'd like to make sure we understand the current service offerings in this area before we review, but the Educause resources go back to 2008 and there's not much there. If you can describe any current service offerings or have proposals you can share, I look forward to hearing from you.

FYI to vendors -
We do not intend to hire consulting services for this review, and any proposals will be handled through our Purchasing Dept. through a formal RFP.

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Theresa Rowe
Chief Information Officer
Oakland University

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Lync Web Conferencing

March 19, 2012 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from jugganaikloos@byui.edu

All,

I am wondering if anyone is using Microsoft Lync web conferencing solution for online courses or online meetings? If yes, Could you please share your experience.

Thank you much

Spalding

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Tier 1 Support

March 7, 2012 | Shuchi Nalepa

We are exploring the idea of implementing a tier-1 centralized shared help desk for the university as a whole. Does your institution currently offer such a service? If so, would you be able to share some brief thoughts/take aways on how it works, does it meet needs, were there major stumbling blocks?

I'd appreciate any feedback you can offer.

Thanks,

Shuchi

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Shuchi K. Nalepa
Smeal College of Business

Penn State University
11 Business Building
University Park, PA 16802
Tel: 814-865-0366 Fax: 814-865-1845

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Campus plan for mobile learning?

February 22, 2012 | Malcolm Brown

Greetings, A request on a bit of research I am doing. Do you (or does your institution) have a plan for moving forward with mobile learning, a plan that has institutional (or cross organizational) scope? If yes, would mind sharing the plan or some information about it? Thanks! Malcolm mbrown@educause.edu ---------- Malcolm Brown Director, EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative email: mbrown@educause.edu IM: fnchron (AIM) Voice: 575-448-1313 [cid:26157C72-E920-44F2-90D0-137179357B7B] ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.

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Lean Services

January 31, 2012 | A. Michael Berman

Hi, our new CFO is a proponent of the “Lean Services” approach to service improvement. So that I can better understand and support her efforts, I’d appreciate your suggestions about articles, workshops etc. that my CIO colleagues have found useful in this area. Thanks very much for anything you may have to offer.

Michael

A. Michael Berman, PhD

Vice President for Technology & Communication

California State University Channel Islands

One University Drive, Camarillo, CA 93012

o: +1 805 437 2099 m: +1 818 434 3520

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Wireless network support

January 18, 2012 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from cruch@fsmail.bradley.edu

At Bradley, we are experiencing a lot of problems in our residence halls this year with RF interference. Based on some help from Cisco in analyzing this problem, we're seeing lots of interference from:

personally owned access points
wireless telephones (we removed all telephone jacks except for residence advisers several years ago)
bluetooth devices
game consoles
microwave ovens
etc.

We are currently starting an education campaign to reduce this interference. Can anyone provide advice on how to gain control of these problems? We see a lot of University sites that discuss these problems but I don't see anything suggesting how successful they have been.

I particularly see difficulties with eliminating microwaves from residence halls.

Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated....

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LMS Email

January 13, 2012 | Patricia Kahn

I have received concerns that students are not viewing their Gmail (College’s student email) because they are using their LMS email, where they receive communication from their instructors. This has caused a challenge as students may not be reading important material coming from the Registrar, Financial Aid, Billing, etc. How are other institutions handling this? Has anyone turned off the LMS email, which would require all communication to flow through the College’s supported student email? Has there been any kick back? Any other suggestions?

Thanks,

Patricia Kahn, Ph.D.

Executive Director, Information Technology Services

Brookdale Community College

765 Newman Springs Road

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splitting student and employee email in the cloud

December 7, 2011 | Christopher Fulkerson

We moved our students to gmail more than a year ago while our faculty and staff are still on MS Exchange 2003. The student move went very well and students are very happy with gmail. We are debating whether to move employees over to Office365/live@edu. Most faculty and staff would like to keep the same Exchange environment (functions, look and feel) that they are currently using rather than using gmail, but IT would like to outsource the email system to the cloud. Has anyone already moved to this kind of split cloud environment or are you planning to move to a split environment?

My questions are:

1. What were your pro’s and con’s for having two separate e-mail environments?

2. Have you found any issues for users with this split environment (employees and students)?

3....

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Snowtober

November 2, 2011 | Michael Richichi

Was wondering if anyone else out there had significant issues with the freak October snowstorm this past weekend.

Drew was hit particularly hard. We were in an area of New Jersey that got a lot of wet, heavy snow, and we have thousands of large oak trees that lost huge limbs. In addition, we have an interesting situation with electrical power--the town of Madison has its own electric utility and we get our power from them, and they in turn bulk purchase electricity from JCP&L, who had hundreds of thousands of customers without power.

Drew's power (and the entire town of Madison) went out on Saturday afternoon around 4:30. All our server rooms have backup generators and switched on cleanly and remained running all day Sunday. Power hadn't been restored by Sunday night and the University made the decision to cancel classes, recommended students go home if possible, take a...

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Prioritization Models / Methodology

October 18, 2011 | John McGrath

Colleagues,

I am collecting ideas around best practice for the prioritization of systems development projects and priorities. The specific challenge I have at the moment is the prioritization / ranking of a variety of ERP related requests, issues, etc. However, I would hope that such a model would be flexible enough to utilize for any IT related projects and requests. I would also expect that the output of the process could be used to provide recommendation to an IT governance group.

Does anyone have an effective model/process in place that they would be willing to share ? I would welcome any documentation you have to offer.

regards,

John McGrath

Chief...

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Campus-wide e-mail distribution

October 13, 2011 | Kanaka Vijitha-Kumara

Hi,

I am interested to know how other campuses use campus-wide e-mail distribution lists.

We are a small campus of 750 students. We have separate faculty, staff, and students distribution lists that all faculty and staff members can use w/o any restriction. We now find that this open behavior is not appropriate for our administrative business model. I would like to know whether other campuses are having similar issues and if so, what options are working for them. Thanks you for any feedback.

Kanaka Kumara
IT Director
Eureka College, IL
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looking for RFI document for CRM

September 23, 2011 | Hossein Shahrokhi

Good afternoon,

We are Banner shop and in the early stages of looking at CRM packages.

It would fantastic if we can get a peek at any recent RFI document for CRM implementation that any of you may be willing to share. I would also be interested in hearing about your implementation experience if you have gone through that already.

Many thanks and have a great weekend.

Hossein Shahrokhi

CIO & AVP, Information technology

University of Houston-Downtown(www.uhd.edu)

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Digital signage solutions

June 4, 2013 | Joshua Fiske

We also have a Concerto-based system. We’ve been running on it for a few years now. We implemented using eeePC’s as signage hardware, but switched to RasPIs as soon as they became available in reliable quantities. We’ve been very happy with the solution; and are eagerly looking forward to version 2 which purports to include support for full motion video.

Josh

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Joshua A. Fiske '03, '04
Interim Chief Technology Officer
Clarkson University, Office of Information Technology
(315) 268-6718 -- Fax: (315) 268-7965

Calendar: doodle.com/jfiske

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Help Desk and User Support organizations

March 28, 2013 | Listserv Anonymous User

Message from jj014747@pomona.edu

Theresa,

Currently our Client Services division has 8 FTEs, including myself as the Director. One of those FTEs is in charge of our Lab, Classroom computer management.

The other 6 have the title of "Desktop Support Analyst" at the very least. In addition, they have other roles including Service Desk Student Manager, Knowledge Base Manager, Printer Specialist, etc.

Each day is broken into half (including the lunch hour) and each portion of the day, two of these six are scheduled to answer the Service Desk Phone, respond to emails coming in and work active tickets.

The other four then are spending their time on user support, training, knowledge base article authoring, printer troubleshooting, one-on-one visits and consultation, reimaging machines, just-in-time training, and...

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