Author Archive: UC Tech News
UC Tech News
December 11, 2019
All ArticlesEvents, Process Palooza, UC San Diego, UCSD
Process Palooza returns to UC San Diego on March 25! This day-long, high-energy conference celebrates a commitment to business excellence, operational efficiency and continuous improvement. Registration for UC personnel is free – all are invited. Visit the Process Palooza…
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UC Tech News
December 11, 2019
All ArticlesEvents, Policy & Records Administration, record keeping, Records, UC San Diego, UCSD
Registration is now open for the 2020 Information Practices Conference to be held January 28, 2020, at UC San Diego. The registration deadline is January 21. People from all UC locations are welcome to attend. This year’s theme is…
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UC Tech News
December 4, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAnn Kovalchick, CIO, Events, UC Merced, UC Women in Technology Committee, UCM, webinar, WIT
UC Tech News
December 4, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAlyssa Tecklenburg, Events, informatics, Sharecase, UC San Francisco, UCSF, WIT@UCSF, Women in Tech, Women in Technology
By Alyssa Tecklenburg. The UCSF Women in Tech group (WIT@UCSF) held a panel discussion on gender equity in technology at the UCSF Sharecase conference, October 10, at the Mission Bay campus. Sharecase is a biennial conference at UCSF that…
Read more about UCSF Women in Tech Hosts Panel at Sharecase 2019
UC Tech News
December 4, 2019
All ArticlesChristian Schreiber, Cyber-Risk Program, Cybersecurity, FireEye, Monte Ratzlaff, UC Los Angeles, UCLA, UCLA Health
Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2019 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Description: Colleges and universities house significant amounts of sensitive and valuable data in their IT systems, and often have insufficient defenses in place, making them prime targets for cybercriminals….
Read more about Webinar: UC and FireEye Present the Higher-Ed Cybersecurity Strategy
UC Tech News
November 20, 2019
All ArticlesInformation Technology Services, ITS, Jim Phillips, Jim Williamson, reorganization, UC Santa Cruz, UCSC
By Jim Phillips and Jim Williamson. Over a decade ago, the Information Technology Services (ITS) Division at UC Santa Cruz had a structure that was fairly typical in higher education. The ITS Division was organized around a set of central…
Read more about A Product Mindset and Joy at Work: UCSC ITS Reorganizes
UC Tech News
November 20, 2019
All ArticlesCHIME, UC Davis Health, UC Health, UC Irvine Health, UC San Diego Health, UCLA Health
All five UC Health systems have received the highest-level designation in the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives’ (CHIME) 2019 Most Wired survey. The designation recognizes these organizations’ commitment to using their health IT resources to improve health and…
Read more about UC Health Is Wired!
UC Tech News
November 13, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAndrea Lloyd, Barbara Sowden, Chara Bui, Deepthika Nallaparaju, Lisa Chang, PeopleSoft Innovators, Rahul Shrivastava, Rita Rosenthal, SIS, Student Information Systems, UC Berkeley, UCB
By Rita Rosenthal. Dedication to making the student experience on campus easier to navigate is at the core of the work done by the creative and innovative people who support our Student Information Systems (SIS). The SIS team is…
Read more about UCB Team Honored as PeopleSoft Innovators
UC Tech News
November 13, 2019
All ArticlesCalREN, CENIC, conference, Cybersecurity, Events, privacy
CENIC is now accepting presentation proposals for its annual conference, The Right Connection: CENIC 2020. Proposals are due December 2, 2019. Session presentations should highlight innovative uses of CENIC’s CalRen to support California research and education communities. Presenters…
Read more about Call for Proposals for CENIC Annual Conference
UC Tech News
November 6, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesArtificial Intelligence, Sonia Fernandez, UC Santa Barbara, William Wang
By Sonia Fernandez. We live in an era of too much information — an endless stream of status updates, memes, reposts, infographics, quotes and hashtags roll daily through our social media feeds, meant to express viewpoints, drum up solidarity, provide…
Read more about Spotting Misinformation Online Via Artificial Intelligence