May 10, 2024 All Articles, Announcements/Events, Digital Experience, People & Culture
The IT Leadership Program provides leadership skills to prepare participants to advance in their careers and to support change within the UC technology arena. The program was founded in 2015, and has hundreds of graduates. It is part of the…
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May 10, 2024 All Articles, Announcements/Events, Digital Experience, People & Culture
The UC Tech Academy is a suite of professional development programs for the UC Tech Community, including IT Leadership, Applied Intelligence Mentorship, Digital Risk Leadership, and The Lead From Where You Are. The programs address the needs of a range…
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May 3, 2024 Accessibility, All Articles, Announcements/Events, Digital Experience
Whether you are starting your journey or want to keep up with digital accessibility trends, the UC GAAD Webinar, May 16, 2024, from 10:00-11:30 a.m. PT, will help you put together the accessibility puzzle. Enjoy a short panel on what…
Read more about UC Celebrates Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) – Putting Together the Accessibility Puzzle Pieces on May 16 – Register now
April 2, 2024 All Articles, Digital Experience
In March, 76 people from 7 UC campuses and UCOP attended UCUX’s spring Show and Tell event. User experience researchers and designers showcased their user-centric solutions for their UX campuses. The presenters and topics were: View the UCUX…
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March 8, 2024 All Articles, Digital Experience, People & Culture, Projects & Initiatives
Technology Delivery Services (TDS), part of Information Technology Services (ITS) at UC Office of the President, recently completed its annual review for the fiscal year 2022-2023. TDS is part of the UC Operations division and focuses on providing high-quality…
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February 28, 2024 All Articles, Announcements/Events, Digital Experience
Join UC colleagues to learn about recent User Experience (UX) efforts throughout the UC system. UX researchers and designers will showcase their user-centric solutions and will be available for community discussion. Come and be inspired by emerging insights, functionality and…
Read more about UC User Experience hosts a show and tell on March 19 – Register now
November 20, 2023 Accessibility, All Articles, Digital Experience
On Tuesday, December 12, 2023, 2-3 pm, join UC Tech Award Design winners Robert Krumm, UCSF, database developer, Ernesto Carrasco, UCLA, director Governance Risk and Compliance, and Harold Shin, UCLA, senior IT risk analyst, as well as Kelsey Couzzo, formerly…
Read more about Networking event: Join UC design experts to discuss database design, process design and accessibility on Wednesday, December 12, 2-3 pm
November 20, 2023 All Articles, Cybersecurity & Digital Risk, Digital Experience, People & Culture
By Brendon Phuong. Deepti Pandita, chief medical information officer (CMIO) and associate professor of medicine at UC Irvine (UCI) Health, is a nominee for the prestigious HIMSS-AMDIS* Physician Executive Leader of the Year award. The entire UC Tech community can…
Read more about Meet Deepti Pandita, CMIO UC Irvine Health, nominee of the 2023 HIMSS-AMDIS Physician Executive Leader of the Year Award
November 1, 2023 Accessibility, All Articles, Digital Experience
By Derek Shue. Lucy Greco, web accessibility evangelist with Campus IT Experience at UC Berkeley, recently presented a webinar on our YouTube channel. Watch Greco’s webinar, “A History of Digital Accessibility”, on the UC Tech News YouTube channel.
October 25, 2023 Accessibility, All Articles, Digital Experience
By Brendon Phuong. What assistive technologies, policies and tools are the University of California focusing on and why do they matter? Judy Thai, director of Application and Engineering, UC Office of the President and Trevor Finneman, UC Legal principal counsel,…
Read more about Digital accessibility and security: Why not both?