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Next week, ASU will be migrating our Peoplesoft (PS) system to a new hosting platform. During this time, Peoplesoft will be read-only in order to complete the move. The University Technology Office has planned this upgrade to ensure minimal disruption to ASU business.
Peoplesoft will be read-only beginning on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 9 p.m. MST and returns to normal access on Monday, Sept. 30, at 8 a.m. MST.
The University Technology office is migrating from PeopleSoft (PS) the Human Capital Management (HCM) and Campus Solutions (CS) systems to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Sept. 26, 2019.
Earlier this year, the transition began with a dedicated project team taking the PS HCM and CS from a hosted environment to cloud services. The work is slated to be complete by September 2019.
Information coming soon.
Arizona Commerce Authority is partnering with ASU’s Smart Region Summit for the panel, “Platform Solutions for Smart Cities – Cutting Through the Buzz.”
Learn from leading edge technology founders on the critical solutions needed for Smart City implementation. The panel will address platform solutions that are critical for Smart City deployment and address three important questions:
ASU will be hosting a Smart Campus event on November the 14th where university leaders from across the globe will come together to share the successes, struggles, and the opportunities they have encountered on the journey to create a Smart Campus.
We will be focusing the discussions around 5 core tracks:
In the heat of a crisis, every keystroke counts and indecision could cost your organization millions. What separates security pros from security liabilities? A plan – and practice. Join Cisco for this hands-on Threat Hunting Workshop to develop your skills and test your abilities.
In this hands-on workshop you will learn how to better prevent breaches and rapidly detect and remediate the most advanced attacks. You will learn:
The Maricopa Association of Governments Technical Advisory Group was formed in 1994 to encourage the development of telecommunication infrastructure and applications software, which increases government efficiency, improves access to public information, and expedites delivery of local government services in Maricopa and Pinal Counties. As part of the Smart Region Summit, the Committee agenda will focus on Smart Cities.
The MAG Management Committee is responsible for receiving input from technical committees, analyzing the technical and policy implications, and providing recommendations to the MAG Regional Council. The Management Committee consists of the chief administrators from each city/town and Native Nation in the MAG region, as well as Maricopa and Pinal Counties. As part of the Smart Region Summit, the MAG Management Committee meeting will highlight various projects around the region.
iDP is working with industry partner Logicalis to host an IoT Workshop for one of the Smart Region Consortium city members. This executive-level workshop will provide the city with knowledge of best practices to develop an IoT roadmap with prioritized objectives. The workshop is designed to offer an open and engaging conversation which is both challenging and thought-provoking, providing the city with a clear direction for potential next steps.