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Microsoft to Turn Off Classic Teams App

Microsoft is retiring the Classic Teams app. Nearly all Cornell Teams users will not be affected by this change, since they have already switched to New Teams.

Project Mixer October 29

Project Managers and Business Analysts are invited to join us for a socializing mixer in person at 4:30 pm on October 29 at Brewer’s Kitchen & Taproom.

Protect Yourself from Phishing at Work and at Home

Phishing attempts are made on Cornell staff, faculty, and students on a daily basis. As members of the Cornell community in a digital world, it’s everyone’s responsibility to learn how to identify and defend themselves from phishing.

Coming on October 19: New and Updated Features in TeamDynamix Version 11.10

TeamDynamix will be updating the platform to version 11.10 on Saturday, October 19, 2024. The release will include a number of enhancements to the service management process, administrative features, the client portal experience, and to reporting.

Consortium Invites Researchers to Test Empire AI

An early version of Empire AI's GPU supercluster, “Alpha”, will come online by early November. The consortium invites the research community to stress test this shared resource. 

Catalyzing Innovation through AI at Cornell with Ayham Boucher

Artificial intelligence has been in the spotlight at Cornell for most of the year. The conversation will be continued at the October 15 event, with Ayham Boucher, AI assistant program director for Cornell Information Technologies (CIT) at the Ithaca campus and Information Technologies & Services (ITS) at Weill Cornell Medicine.

EZ-Backup Service Ends in November

Schedule active backups still mapped to the legacy EZ-Backup service for migration to Cohesity by the end of October.

Keep Your Devices Up-to-Date to Stay Cyber Secure

Don’t hit “snooze” on that update alert when it pops up on your phone, internet browser, or computer! Allowing your device or software to update when it’s ready could be the difference between a smoothly running system and one that’s susceptible to ransomware, hackers, or a virus.

Cornell Interns Bridge Knowledge Gaps and Build Career Skills

Read about three of the students who participated in the 2024 Alliance for Diversity and Inclusion (ADI) summer internship program and the work they completed for their teams in Cornell IT, eCornell, and Cornell Retail Services.

Join the IT Security Special Interest Group (SIG) for a Trivia Challenge

Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting. This month, the team is hosting a trivia gameshow. Come test your technology, current event, and pop-culture knowledge in an everyone-for-themselves challenge!

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