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Presented by: Joe Johnson
Description:
This session will provide a update on the state on the availability of campus public cloud resources from AWS, Azure, and Google, how these technologies are being used on campus, and what you can do to align your skills for cloud-centric projects.
Viewers will understand how public cloud resources are being leveraged on campus and how to adjust their own skill sets for this new way of operating.
Q&A Information: http://uwitproconf.slack.com – #2020-qa-transition-to-public-cloud

Presented by: Lois Brooks
Description:
Join our CIO for her weekly virtual office hour! Ask questions and learn about the status of IT on campus. This is a weekly event on Fridays from 9:15-10:00am.

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Presented by: Cathy Lloyd, Tom Jordan & Abrianna Barca
Description:
This is a live Q&A for two pre-recorded sessions, Cathy Lloyd’s Institutional Data Warehouse Cloud Strategy and Tom Jordan’s Interop Initiative Update. Please view the pre-recorded presentations prior to this session if you can!
Q&A Document

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Presented by: Stefan Wahe
Description:
One of the first change initiatives I was involved in on-campus was back in 2002 with the conversion of course phone enrollment to on-line enrollment. Whereas I did not lead this effort, I took those lessons and applied them to other changes that impacted thousands of users. In this presentation, I plan to share my experiences and lessons from efforts such as MFA and the recent efforts to supporting a remote workforce. I have based a lot of my approach on “Influencer: The Power to Change Anything.” Session participants will have the opportunity to learn more about building peer groups, tools, and training to help people be successful with changes in our technical and academic landscapes.

Session participants will have the opportunity to learn about building peer groups, tools, and training to help people be successful with changes in our technical and academic landscapes. This includes communications, decision making, and monitoring.
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Hosted by: IT Professionals Committee
Description:
Join us for the first ever IT Awards ceremony! Celebrate the accomplishments of your colleagues and hear about the wonderful work being done on campus!
Congratulations to the Award Winners!
Nathan Fetter (School of Education) – Rising Star Award
Amanda Thornton (Space Science and Engineering) – Community Engagement Award
Ellie Kachel (UHS Informatics), Kelly Bauman (AIMS) & Megan Crass (UHS Primary Care) – Team Achievement Award
Greg Konop (DoIT Academic Technology) – Transformational Achievement Award
Bob Mayville (DoIT – Retired) – Lifetime Achievement Award
Christopher Kilgour (Information Technology Academy) – Janet Plato Award for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Hosted by: Mary Cummins
Description:
Join Mary for a short lunchtime yoga session to get the blood flowing! No experience needed, come as you are!

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Hosted by: Amanda Thornton & Benjamin Sousa
Description:
From writing desktop software to enterprise level single page apps, from Excel macros to bash scripts, you are a developer. Connect with developer colleagues from distributed departments and within DoIT in discussions of developer related conference talks, challenges in your day to day working environment, and upcoming changes to the developer landscape.

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Presented by: Elizabeth Schrimpf
Description:
This presentation will teach the basics of Edgar Schein’s Humble Inquiry methodology for using open-ended questions to more effectively connect with coworkers and clients when solving complex problems. The approach builds stronger working relationships and fosters collaboration while encouraging learning and growth.

Attendees will learn basic concepts of Humble Inquiry, how to use concepts to approach collaborative problem solving in variety of settings, and practice using approach with real-life examples.
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Presented by: Benedikt Riedel
Description:
This presentation is about what to be aware of when it comes to doing large-scale computation in cloud. Attendees will learn how to deal with cloud vendors and their representatives.
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Presented by: Robin Fisher
Description:
I will like to walk people through Keepass, an offline password manager that is in use throughout campus. I’ll go over general password management tips and dive into this specific software. I would like for people to come away with the skills to make their passwords more secure.