Author Archive: UC Tech News
UC Tech News
July 19, 2016
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAlison Spencer, David Minor, Library, UC San Diego, UCSD
Posted by Alison Spencer, UCB Student Intern at UCOP. Which is more fragile, digital data or a photo? While many people assume digital is more durable than analog, it is actually the other way around. Say a photo has a…
Read more about Findings for the Future: UCSD’s Research Data Curation Program
UC Tech News
July 14, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsAlexa Rivetti, FCC, Leah Burns, UCOP
Posted by Leah Burns, former IT Communications Coordinator, UCOP. Born and raised in San Diego, Alexa Rivetti never expected to go to UC Berkeley, but as of May 2016 she is a Cal alum. “Graduating has been bittersweet,” she said….
Read more about Spotlight: Alexa Rivetti – UCOP Student Intern in IT Marketing and Communications
UC Tech News
July 8, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsChris Hoffman, Karishma Morabia, Library, UC Berkeley, UCB
Posted by Karishma Morabia, UCB student intern, UCOP. Chris Hoffman, Informatics Services Manager in Research IT at UC Berkeley, completed his B.A. at Rice University and his Ph. D. at UC Berkeley, both in anthropology. He did his research on…
Read more about Spotlight: UCB’s Chris Hoffman – from Archaeology to Informatics
UC Tech News
July 5, 2016
All ArticlesBarbara Woltag, MMWCon, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
Posted by Barbara Woltag, Communications Project Manager, UCLA Office of Information Technology. Registration for the UCLA Office of Information Technology’s sixth annual Mobility & Modern Web Conference (MMWCon) is now open. MMWCON, a unique mobile technology event centered…
Read more about Mobility & Modern Web Conference Returns to UCLA, Sept. 14 – 16
UC Tech News
June 16, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsAccessibility, CCES, Leah Burns, Scott Simmons, UC Santa Cruz, UCSC
Posted by Leah Burns, IT Communications Coordinator, UCOP. Scott Simmons has a natural curiosity, a passion for his job, and is committed to the University. Celebrating ten years at UCSC as of May 2016, he’s an IT programmer analyst working…
Read more about Spotlight: UCSC’s Scott Simmons, Specializing in Applications, Ergonomics, and Accessibility
UC Tech News
June 9, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsDebi Young, UCOP, UCPath, Yvonne Tevis
Posted by Yvonne Tevis, chief of staff, UCOP. “UC is a very cooperative environment,” said Debi Young, QA manager at UCOP. Based on her many years in the private sector – including at Nordstrom and Delta Dental – Young reflected…
Read more about Spotlight: Testing PPS and UCPath: UCOP’s Debi Young
UC Tech News
June 7, 2016
All ArticlesGabe Youtsey, Patrick Dosier, UC ANR
Posted by Patrick Dosier, TransValley AgTech. Apps for Ag is a competitive hackathon intended to solve real problems in agriculture and food. The application to compete is open through July 15. Anyone from around the state – including UC…
Read more about Apps for Ag Hackathon on July 15 – Apply Today!
UC Tech News
June 2, 2016
All ArticlesDonna Yamasaki, Pension, UCOP, UCRP
Posted by Donna Yamasaki, senior application manager, Information Technology Services, UCOP. The University of California Retirement Plan (UCRP) is a tax-qualified defined benefit plan with multiple tiers and membership classifications and approximately 250,000 total members. UCOP administers the program and…
Read more about Building a New Pension System for UC
UC Tech News
May 26, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsAlexa Rivetti, Mark Cianca, UCOP, UCPath
Posted by Alexa Rivetti, UCB Student Intern, UCOP. Mark Cianca is the type of person you can never forget. He’s leading the biggest business transformation in UC history, fundamentally changing the way we do payroll, HR, and benefits. If you…
Read more about Spotlight: How Deputy UC CIO Mark Cianca Became the Leader of UCPath
UC Tech News
May 24, 2016
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAllen Schiano, Library, UC Irvine, UCI
Posted by Allen Schiano, Director of Academic Services, UCI. The general trend in student computing needs has revolved around getting applications and materials to students’ computers and mobile devices. However, there is still a need to provide computing lab environments…
Read more about Virtual Computing Labs at UCI