ASU Enterprise Technology News - Features
It’s Giving Back Tuesday, and we are excited to announce the Giving Back Ambassador program! This program provides members of the UTO the opportunity to be more active in the Giving Back community, organize events, socialize the initiative, and…
Freezer’s Ice House sounded ideal for a place to gather during the record-breaking heat in Tempe, Arizona. What made it even better is that the Ice House is a pool hall - the perfect place to engage over 350 IT professionals in conversations that…
The first class of Lean Six Sigma Green Belt participants have graduated with the help of ASU’s Organizational Performance Office. This collaboration between Business and Finance and Global Outreach and Extended Education through the Ira A. Fulton…
Fiber optic infrastructure enables high-speed connections vital to education, research, medicine, commerce and economic vitality. Communities lacking adequate connectivity, particularly underserved rural and tribal communities and institutions, are…
This week ASU hosted Emerge, an energy-filled internal collaboration event for all ASU IT professionals. Emerge brought over 700 participants together to engage in idea-generating peer discussions and passionately discuss technology trends.
Imagine being able to play music with another person miles away with essentially zero delay. That’s what ASU School of Music and Paradise Valley Unified School District (PVUSD) students can now do because of an innovative partnership between ASU,…
ASU’s Help Center has partnered with the Academic Technology Support (ATS) Learning Management System (LMS) Tier 2 support team to develop staff skills and help them reach their next level in career growth. With ATS’ help, the Help Center is helping…
Arizona State University was recognized as a winner during the 6th annual CSO50 Awards, an event that recognizes the outstanding efforts of organizations’ security leaders and innovation initiators. A panel of security experts, including…
The UTO Emerging Leaders program, dedicated to providing leadership training and professional development for new and rising leaders in the University Technology Office, has expanded its program offerings this year to better prepare its participants…
Marcia Wilbur, a consultant for Drupal development here at Arizona State University in the University Technology Office, has returned from an amazing philanthropic trip to Oaxaca, Mexico. There she helped install computer labs with educational and…
Planning and Programs Director at ASU Katie Ranes is retiring on April 13, 2018. This is both a happy and sad time all at once. Katie will take with her a vast resource of knowledge and experience that many in the ASU community have relied on over…
The University Technology Office, under the guidance of the Assistant Vice President of the Planning and Program Management Office, Warick Pond, recently held a Planning and Project Management workshop for students within the Higley…