Together Apart: UTO Culture Thrives
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Graduate College's Virtual Defense Process Yields Positive Results
Like any facet of the learning experience in the time of COVID-19, the thesis or dissertation defense faced an at first uncertain future. As ASU went fully remote in March 2020, more than 200 graduate students were poised to defend their thesis and…
UTO’s Heather Haseley and Dan Munnerley share their big prediction for ed tech in 2021
At UTO, we are always looking towards the future of technology, especially to understand how it can be leveraged to create more impactful experiences for our community and beyond. In fact, that is the goal of the Learning Futures Collaboratory (LFC…
Unleashing the modern IT workforce: an antifragile model that supports community needs
Since July 2020, ASU’s University Technology Office has embarked on a journey to become a more agile and antifragile organization. This internal digital transformation has been given the moniker “UTO 2.1” (for 2021!), and together we have shaped the…
Making smart devices smarter: Boosting security and connecting without consequences
Convenience and efficiency are easily attained when Wi-Fi-capable devices are implemented. Countless connected tools support productivity with ease in the modern workplace, from TVs to computers, registers to card scanners, and even breakroom…
Faster speeds, lower costs and nearly infinite scalability: ASU’s data warehouse migration to the cloud proves valuable
Serving over 125,000 students on-campus and online, 15,000 staff and 4,000 faculty members, to say that Arizona State University has a large volume of data would be an understatement. In fact, the university has amassed 50 billion (…