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Top 5 IT Initiatives
1. Banner / ERP
On June 9 IT Services hosted a kick-off event. It was well-attended and remarks from President Crawford, Dr. Creamer, and Michael Kabbaz highlighted the value they place on the success of this project.
The team has been working on final planning tasks: finishing the risk assessment, deepening our contacts with client offices, and completing the testing/training plan.
2. Accessible Technology
In the past few weeks the team has:
- Finalized and provided Staff training
- Completed the second Quarterly Progress Report.
3. Security Enhancements
Progress is continuing, but no new milestones have been met recently
4. Tech Optimization
Recently the team has:
- Reviewed drafts of the first set of related deliverables
- Updated the list of credit-bearing learning spaces for Fall 2017
- Finalized the data model for technology-enabled learning spaces to use to collect critical support information and aggregate into a single source
- Used Boyd Hall as a prototype for detailed room inspections of credit-bearing learning spaces
5. IT Services Communications
Nearly 50 applications have been received for the digital content specialist position. Resumes are being reviewed, and a short list of candidates should be ready by the end of the week.
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Accessible Technology
Accessible Technology Services (ATS) was created to support accessibility initiatives across the University, providing information and services to enhance equal access for students with and without disabilities.
As part of this ongoing commitment, we've launched AccessMU, a compilation of support, policy, and training resources for students, faculty, and staff.
Staff Profile
IT Services currently has 143 active and requested projects. That is a lot of work to have to keep track of. And that is exactly what Linda Lack must do in her role as the IT Services Enterprise Portfolio Manager.
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