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ASU’s T4 Leadership Academy welcomes faculty to its inaugural cohort

In a world where technological advances seem to be released quicker than society can keep up, it’s imperative to ground technology leaders and and their organizations in a balance of technical skills and human-centered approaches for responsible…

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Ensure the first day of classes proceeds without a hitch: Submit your Spring 2023 software requests

As the Fall session draws to a close, Enterprise Technology is beginning to prepare for Spring. As with every new session, arrangements for individual classrooms are necessary. 

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Strategic partnerships help fuel workforce readiness for ASU students

It’s an exciting time on the Arizona State University (ASU) campus as over 20,000 students have walked the stage to receive degrees this week. And, for the workforce, this means a new cohort of talent will be joining the ranks, bringing new ideas…

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UTO Consultant Installs Computer Labs in Underserved Area of Mexico

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…

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UTO Representation at October's Organizational Excellence Community of Practice

Last week, UTO’s Chief Culture Officer, Christine Whitney Sanchez, and Organizational Change Management Practitioner, Danielle B. Steele, presented to more than 200 audience members in the room and another 90 participants on Zoom at October’s…

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Remote Resilience

Remote Conversations, Style and Substance: An Open Letter from an ASU Faculty Member

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