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IT Unconference 2018 Draws Lively In-Person and Remote Crowd

IT Unconference 2018 Draws Lively In-Person and Remote Crowd

Over 420 Stanford IT professionals came together in person, as well as over 50 online, for the eighth annual IT Unconference (ITUC). A campus-wide collaborative effort, the event was possible through the planning and sponsorship of 24 campus IT units.

Leaders Identify Major Trends Shaping IT at Stanford

Leaders Identify Major Trends Shaping IT at Stanford

As a member of the IT community at Stanford, you are encouraged to consider these trends when planning IT efforts within your organization. With a common understanding and view of the trends and forces shaping IT at Stanford, we can better align our efforts to serve our community of faculty, staff, students, and alumni.

H&S IT Uses Campus IT Plan to Explore, Learn and Connect

H&S IT Uses Campus IT Plan to Explore, Learn and Connect

The Campus IT Plan is not just a static collection of 300 IT efforts planned at Stanford, it’s a springboard to making connections with fellow IT colleagues, learning about new technologies, and expanding one’s awareness about the IT landscape at the university.

UIT Builds Phishing Awareness in Stanford Community

UIT Builds Phishing Awareness in Stanford Community

University IT's (UIT's) Phishing Awareness Program is teaching faculty and staff how to recognize, avoid and report malicious emails, which are considered the greatest threat to Stanford's privacy and cybersecurity.

2018 IT Unconference Takes Place Dec. 6

2018 IT Unconference Takes Place Dec. 6

The IT Unconference is a free, day-long gathering where Stanford's IT professionals collaborate and build community around timely topics that are important to them.

A Strong Start for Stanford Women in Technology

A Strong Start for Stanford Women in Technology

An inspiring inaugural meeting kicks off a new diversity program for university, SLAC, and hospital staff.

Content and Data Management Summit Takes Campus IT Plan a Step Further

Content and Data Management Summit Takes Campus IT Plan a Step Further

The first Campus IT Plan summit, which was hosted by Stanford University Libraries, gave participants the opportunity to meet and collaborate with colleagues working on similar projects in the area of Content and Data Management.