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Learning who is involved with making a technology purchase and seeing the overall process can help set the requester up for success. This visual helps outline the entire technology purchasing process from identifying a need to paying an invoice. It includes swim lanes to show who is responsible for navigating each layer of the purchase.
If a UTO staff member has found the item they want to purchase or already has a supplier quote, their first step will be to create a UTO Purchase Request via ServiceNow.
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Maintaining good supplier relationships is an important element of optimizing spend and eliminating risk. Managing suppliers applies not just to Product Owners or to Procurement but rather to all parties within Enterprise Technology.
Cyber health is about proactive protection. Being proactive means understanding emergent trends and challenges -- and strategizing accordingly. The 2020 ASU Partner to Protect Arizona Unconference will convene and collaboratively engage a community of cybersecurity professionals, practitioners, partners, and champions, in partnership with Crowdstrike, to work together to build upon the themes we surfaced in on October 2nd Threat Hunting event.
The Trusted Learner Network (TLN) is a new, secure, and decentralized approach to recording, curating, and sharing learner data on abilities and skills across the learner’s lifespan.
Individuals need opportunities for formal instruction across their lifespan. The three-phase life of education, work, and retirement is no longer a reality for a growing cross-section of people around the world. Likewise, the kinds of education and training are also diversifying, expanding beyond disciplinary degrees and embracing a wider array of credentialing formats, from nano-degrees, to micro-credentials, to certificates all of which may or may not be credit-bearing.
ASU University City Exchange (UCX) will host a roundtable discussion on the definitions of the “smart city” including the both intelligent policy making and the judicious application of new of technologies. Special attention will be paid to outcomes, whether intended or otherwise, especially in the promotion of efficiency, equity, and even, democracy.
US Ignite is accelerating the smart city movement – and creating value for an entire ecosystem – by guiding communities into the connected future, creating a path for private sector growth, and advancing technology research that’s at the heart of smart city development. We are holding our Fall Board Meeting in Phoenix on November 14, 2019.