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Hardware Asset Management is currently in the early adopter phase. We anticipate a wide release for the Cornell Ithaca Campus starting in July 2025. Please refer back to this page for updated dates, status, and timelines.Hardware Asset Management for Cornell Ithaca supports asset lifecycle…
OverviewIn January 2025, in line with the IT Functional Review objectives for the Hardware Asset and Lifecycle Management Task Force, a series
Microsoft has eliminated the Office 365 licensing category that previously allowed many affiliate and temporary employees to use desktop versions of Office applications at Cornell. After September 15, 2024, the regular A1 level licenses for these user roles will no longer provide access to the…
On Wednesday, June 14, 2023, between 8:30am and 10:00am, the TeamDynamix sandbox environment will be refreshed with content from the production system.
This refresh will affect all Cornell TeamDynamix instances. Periodic refreshing of the TeamDynamix sandbox instances with current content is…
About the Functional Review Project
During the summer of 2022 a collaboration began among IT professionals to answer a question posed by senior leadership: What does end user support of technology at Cornell University look like?
Implementation TimelineInitial implementation phases were focused on building the platform's email functionality, with additional communication layers enabled during later phases.The project has been comprised of three major phases:
PrinterLogic, now called VasionPrint, lets users connected to the Cornell network manage networked printers on a Windows or Mac computer. The utility requires an internet connection and a major web browser. Your IT staff will install PrinterLogic automatically on your managed computer.
As a custodian of institutional information, you are responsible for the Cornell data sent, stored, or shared on the information technology (IT) software, services, and devices -- whether personally owned or university-owned -- that you use. This responsibility includes choosing appropriate…
Jira is a software project management service offered mainly to CIT and a subset of Cornell staff. Jira provides bug tracking, issue tracking, and project management functions.
The Service Streamlining Initiative (SSI) was a 2016 IT@Cornell effort in support of Cornell's Administrative Streamlining Initiative. The goal was to reduce the duplication of information technology services that exists between CIT and units. Additional goals were to:
CU Electronic Student Records (CUESR) is an ImageNow-based document management application to manage Registrar-oriented documents associated with undergraduate, professional school, professional degree program, and continuing education students.
The primary use is to take in and organize documents…
We are committed to providing the Cornell community with the tools they need to continue working at home. Many of our software contracts already provide Home Use rights; see the articles for each software product for more information. We are working with other providers to increase availability.
The Enterprise Content Management service provides a process for managing the entire lifecycle of an organization's content, including forms, documents, spreadsheets, contracts, and images. The goal of the ECM solution is to reduce risk and improve productivity, efficiency, and customer experience…
Enterprise Data Services (formerly Data Architecture and Analytics)
CIT's Enterprise Data Services can help solve your business needs by drawing on data analytics, data modeling, automated data refreshes, and reporting and business intelligence solutions. We can work with you…
Box provides Cornell faculty, staff, students, and affiliates with a simple way to share research, collaborate on group projects, and manage team files.Using Box, you can: