Campus Technology

An Electronic Newsletter for IT Professionals in Higher Ed

11/4/2010

Feature

Campus Spotlight: Rebuilding IT from the Ground Up
What do you do with an aging IT infrastructure that's preventing your school from accomplishing its technology goals? If you're American International College's CIO, you tear down the whole thing and start from scratch.
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IT News

Cornell Names Dodds Chief Information Officer
Following a nationwide search, Cornell University has named Ted Dodds as its new chief information officer.
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Windows 7 Ships 240 Million Units with Enterprises Accelerating Adoption
One year after formally releasing its Windows 7 desktop operating system, Microsoft said that adoption among enterprises is exceeding expectations.
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National College Adds Virtual Environment to Tech Training
National College has gone public with its use of online training curriculum in its tech program at one of its campuses.
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University of York Adopts Virtual Desktops
The University of York has begun implementing virtual desktops for its staff and students.
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Microsoft Warns of New Internet Explorer Zero-Day Attack
In a security advisory released Wednesday, Microsoft warned users of Internet Explorer vulnerability that could allow remote code execution by hackers.
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New Extreme Networks Switches Address Cross-Platform Stacking
Extreme Networks has launched a set of gigabit Ethernet switches to address the rising mobility and virtualization requirements of campus and data center networks.
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Cloud Integrator Boomi To Be Acquired by Dell
Dell this week said it will acquire Boomi, which operates a service designed to simplify the integration of cloud services with premises-based infrastructure.
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e2Campus Bundles Campus Emergency Safety Services
Omnilert, which develops notification service e2Campus, has bundled a number of existing and new safety offerings into the e2Campus 360 Safety Suite. The suite includes uENS, uTip, uConference, and uSafe.
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