Tag Archive: UCLA
UC Tech News
January 31, 2017
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAlexa Rivetti, Climate Data, UC Los Angeles, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UCLA, UCSB, UCSD
By Alexa Rivetti, IT Communications Coordinator, UCOP. On a rainy LA afternoon, over 60 faculty, staff and students from UCLA, UC Santa Barbara, UC San Diego, and CalTech came together to preserve some of the nation’s climate change data that…
Read more about UC Scientists and Programmers Fight to Save Climate Data
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November 8, 2016
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAlexa Rivetti, Art Kirkland, BruinAlert, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
By Alexa Rivetti, UCB Student Intern, UCOP. Just before 10:00 a.m. on June 2, David Lakatta, Systems Administrator at UCLA Library, was heading to work when he received a text on his phone, alerting him to go to a secure…
Read more about BruinAlert: Keeping UCLA Safe
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October 28, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsAnn Chang, Audrie Ramirez, Healthcare, Information Security, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
By Audrie Ramirez, Information Security Intern, UCOP. Ann Chang, chief compliance security officer for UCLA Health Sciences, began working with computers at UCLA while completing her undergraduate degree in mathematics. The School of Medicine owned a mini computer that no…
Read more about Spotlight: Ann Chang – Proud Bruin and Information Security Expert at UCLA Health
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September 22, 2016
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAnnelie Rugg, Slack, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
Posted by Annelie Rugg, CIO, Humanities Division, UCLA. I work with a staff of thirty at our Center for Digital Humanities. Our size makes it relatively easy to get to know one another and yet, until recently, there was a…
Read more about Technology and Community: Our Slack Experience
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August 29, 2016
All Articles, Announcements/EventsDavid Lakatta, Library, UC Los Angeles, UCLA, webinar
Date: Tuesday, August 30 Time: 2 – 3 p.m. How do you put out IT fires, manage staff computers, updates, and the world with 3 staff employees, and new untrained student helpers each year? I don’t know either, yet we…
Read more about Webinar Tomorrow: Lions, Tigers, Patches, and Inventory. Oh My!
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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
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April 21, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsLisa Kemp Jones, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
Posted by Lisa Kemp Jones, Head of Digital Operations and Initiatives, UCLA. I started at UCLA in 1996, landing my dream job to open and manage a large computing lab and classroom environment for students. My first colleagues were carpenters…
Read more about Spotlight: Lisa Kemp Jones, Keeping UCLA’s Library Digitally Savvy
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March 10, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsCzarina Ofalla, Healthcare, Leah Burns, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
Posted by Leah Burns, IT Communications Coordinator, UCOP. When Czarina Ofalla was studying biochemistry as an undergrad at UCLA, she had no idea she would end up working in electronic medical records. A part-time job as a pharmacy technician showed…
Read more about Spotlight: UCLA’s Czarina Ofalla Improves the Patient Experience with Technology
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February 4, 2016
All Articles, SpotlightsInformation Security, Kent Wada, UC Los Angeles, UCLA, Yvonne Tevis
Posted by Yvonne Tevis, ITS Chief of Staff, UCOP. UCLA’s chief privacy officer, Kent Wada, received the Privacy Leadership in Education Award this fall from the California Information Security Office (COIS). This was the first COIS award for privacy;…
Read more about Spotlight: UCLA’s Kent Wada – Champion of Privacy
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December 16, 2015
All ArticlesAnnelie Rugg, Information Security, UC Los Angeles, UCLA
Posted by Annelie Rugg, Humanities CIO, UCLA Center for Digital Humanities. Data is a hot topic, not just in digital humanities, but throughout academia, as well as in medicine, commerce, public policy, etc. ‘Big data’, ‘deep data’, ‘metadata’, ‘data visualization’…
Read more about Why not start by stopping to think: Where’s your data?