Going Serverless with the UCLA Writing Center’s Scheduling App
This Computer Scientist Beats Hackers at Their Own Game
Register Now – Nov. 6 UCSF Data Colloquium for Researchers
Sec_rity Is Not Complete without U!
Save the Date: Nov. 20 UC WIT Webinar
UC IT in the News
UC San Diego Health Earns 2019 CHIME HealthCare’s Most Wired Recognition
UC Health Data Day 2019: Featuring the Learning Health (Record) System
UC Irvine, UC Riverside Scientists Identify a New World for Hackers
October Is National Cyber Security Awareness Month
Redesigning the UC Undergraduate Application – with Students in Mind
Connect at EDUCAUSE – Don’t Miss the UC IT DinnerSeptember 11, 2014 All Articles, Announcements/Events 0
In my travels around the UC system and outside California, many conversations lead to the topic of significant changes happening in higher education, research, and healthcare. I consider the role our IT teams across the system play in support of…
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Team:
I’ve been asked by managers to elaborate and provide more context to my blog entry and talk about the specific approach to performance management.
I am a strong proponent of…
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July 15, 2014 All Articles, Announcements/Events 0
Happy summer everyone!
I am going to devote this entry to just one topic – the performance appraisal process. Let me explain why. Across the course of my career, I’ve learned…
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June 6, 2014 All Articles, Announcements/Events 2
A lot has been going on in the IT sphere at UC. Here’s a quick update to keep you in the know. Also, I list a few events you should attend…
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May 5, 2014 All Articles, Announcements/Events 0
Here’s a quick note to get you caught up on my activities. As promised, I am sharing more about my trips to locations and activities supporting the mission for teaching, research and healthcare. See the “calendar highlights” in the
We developed our ITS guiding statement, 5 point strategy, and objectives some months ago now. I’d like to understand if and how you’re using them. Are you…
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I’d like to hear about topics that matter to you. Please use this blog to send me any questions, ideas, or comments you have.
With our department spread across three locations, and some individuals telecommuting or working remotely, it’s very important to me that we find new ways to communicate. And I believe that as…
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February 21, 2014 All Articles 3
Our world continues to change before our eyes. IT is woven more and more into the fabric of our daily lives at home and at work. As IT professionals this…
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October 23, 2019 All Articles, Feature Articles 0
By John A. Lynch. In Fall 2017, UCLA Humanities Technology was faced with needing to undertake a major PHP version upgrade of a locally hosted, custom application that provides web-based 24/7 scheduling for thousands of appointments annually for the…
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October 23, 2019 All Articles 0
By Holly Ober. Fatemah Alharbi breaks things in order to learn how to fix them. Not just any old things. Computer operating systems, to be exact, and she conducted research that earned public gratitude from Apple.
If she doesn’t look…
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October 23, 2019 All Articles 0
The UCSF 2019 Data Colloquium for Researchers: Clinical Data and Beyond is a deep dive into data, tools, and infrastructure.
The colloquium takes place November 6, 2019, on the Mission Bay campus. Be sure to register now so…
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