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 (…
TLN Unconference explores how to make digital credentials more accessible and applicable
Think about the credentials that you’ve received in your life. Your high school diploma. Certificates you’ve earned. Badges of achievement. Now ask yourself, where is the evidence of those accomplishments right now?
T.H.O.R. to the rescue
Tactical Holistic Organizational Readiness (THOR), has been implemented in the UTO to ensure that IT systems are reliable and available, and that the business is able to depend upon them. THORs objective is to utilize our people, resources and…
Lean Six Sigma Graduates Streamline University Processes
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…
"Internet Inclusivity Is Key," Shares Author Caroline Tolbert at ASU Lecture
The latest installment of UTO’s Technology in the Public Interest: An Author Series brought Caroline Tolbert, Professor of Political Science at University of Iowa, to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in partnership with the School of Public…
Innov8 Event Defines Responsible Paths for ‘Internet of Things’ Projects
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a term encompassing an ever-growing number of devices that connect us to each other and the world. Smartphones, smart cars, smart fridges; the intelligence of previously limited items has been upped exponentially to…