Unified Messaging (UM) is coming to Princeton! UM replaces the current voice mail system and brings together voice mail, e-mail, and calendaring functions, and makes messages and appointments accessible from both a phone and e-mail.
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Princeton’s High-Performance Computing Research Center (HPCRC), located on the Forrestal Campus, is now open for business.
One of the most important and easiest building blocks to protecting data is to protect devices with strong, difficult-to-guess passwords.
Princeton's mobile app brings campus life and teaching and learning resources to your mobile devices. The newest updates to iPrinceton even take you on self-guided campus tours, including the popular Gargoyles tour.
Media Central is a free media management system for storing, managing, and delivering video and audio content to various platforms from a single location.
OIT’s Virtual Hosting Service offers departments a no-cost environment in which to run Virtual Machines (VMs). Departments using this service avoid the expenses associated with purchasing a server and related maintenance contracts.
OIT offers two services to support iPhones and iPads used for University business: Apple App Volume Purchase Program and hardware repair and repair facilitation services.
Do you know the importance of protecting personal identities and the effects social media can have on privacy? Free webinars and online resources can help you.
The annual IT planning process for FY 2013-2014 has begun and the Enterprise Systems Planning Group (ESPG) is calling for IT project proposals. Proposals should be submitted by Monday, February 7, 2012.
The OIT Support and Operations Center is now Tweeting outages on Twitter.
If you are looking for general technology training or training for specific software, be sure to check the extensive training library that is available for free to the University community through Princeton’s offering of Lynda.com.
"DrupalCamp NJ" is coming to Princeton! Join us February 4, 2012.
The Support and Operations Center (SOC) will close for the Christmas and New Year's Day holiday.
The OIT Annual Report for 2010-11 summarizes OIT's continuing efforts to support the University's information technology needs and goals, as well as celebrates 10 years as Princeton's IT organization.
'IT Quick Start,' provides an introduction to the essentials of computing on campus and the many OIT technology services and support resources available to faculty and staff.
The iT4U@princeton is now available for the 2010-11 academic year. This student newsletter provides an introduction to the essentials of computing on campus and OIT support and resources.
Princeton's Student Computer Initiative (SCI) program offers computers configured for academic use at Princeton, specially priced for Princeton students, and fully supported by OIT staff. iPads are a new bundle option for Apple orders.
The PU Learning Series, PULSe, is offering technology webinars throughout the summer, on Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m.
With the launch of the Rockefeller College website, Web Development Services completes the final redesign of all six residential college websites.
Blackboard 9.1 is here. Learn about the new features and enhancements.
