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The Future of the American University and Information Technology at Cornell
Learn how Cornell is planning for the future and explore the role Information Technology at Cornell can play in advancing the university's mission.
Your Ideas, Cornell's Next IT Improvements
Share your ideas, learn from colleagues, and help shape the next generation of IT services, research computing, and workforce development at Cornell.
Reminder: Exchange Web Services Retirement Began October 1
Microsoft began retiring Exchange Web Services on October 1. If you use older devices or email applications, take a few minutes now to update your software and avoid potential email and calendar disruptions.
TeamDynamix Will Upgrade to Version 12.3 on Saturday, October 10, 2026
On Saturday, October 10, 2026, TeamDynamix will upgrade to version 12.3. Version 12.3 will have many new features, nine of which were enhancements that Cornell requested. The TDX sandbox environment will be unavailable on Friday, October 9 as part of the upgrade process. The production environment will be unavailable on Saturday, October 10, until noon.
Connecting People, Information, and Opportunities During the October Emerging Tech Dialogues
Join the conversation at the Emerging Tech Dialogues. Explore breakout sessions focused on communication, engagement, and information sharing, where Cornell colleagues exchange ideas, lessons learned, and practical approaches that can spark new possibilities for your own work.
Ariel Avgar and Matt Marx to Keynote Emerging Tech Dialogues - From Ideas to Impact
The Future of the American University report and how innovation and an entrepreneurial mindset can get us there are the keynote subjects for Emerging Tech Dialogues - From Ideas to Impact: IT innovation Across Cornell.
Register for Emerging Tech Dialogues on October 13, 2026
Ideas. Innovation. Impact. Explore emerging technologies, collaborate with colleagues, and discover new approaches to solving Cornell's most pressing challenges.
Helping Researchers Navigate Cornell's Computing Landscape
Finding the right research computing resources shouldn't be a research project. Cornell's Research Computing Design Team is exploring a service catalog, intake process, and roadmap to help researchers connect more easily with the expertise and resources they need.
Getting to know you
Participate in this casual poll to get to know your Information Technology colleagues across Cornell.
Marketing Cloud Update: Wave One Complete
This summer the units in the first wave of Marketing Cloud implementation schedule completed their onboarding to the versatile new communication tool offered to the Cornell community.