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UA Little Rock IT Services strongly supports National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) each October. -
Several members of UA Little Rock IT Services, along with IT professionals from Arkansas and beyond, attended the in-person 2024 Arkansas IT Symposium, held May 9, at the Statehouse Convention Center in downtown Little Rock.
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The newly created IT Services Systems & Networks Status Dashboard provides the most recent information regarding the availability of university IT services.
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Departments wanting to use FY24 funds should submit their technology product requisitions by Wednesday, May 1.
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The Workday Student implementation is well underway and progressing steadily toward the July 2024 milestone.
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Workday, UA Little Rock’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, is used to manage day-to-day business activities for the campus.
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Workday Student will be the primary student administration system to support the processes and services associated with a student’s progression from admission through graduation.
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The objective of the Degree Works application is to help guide student success through better academic planning.
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The era of AI brings with it unparalleled opportunities for creativity and innovation, but it also demands a heightened commitment to privacy and IP protection.
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Faster core network speeds improve productivity for all users, whether moving files on Wi-Fi, streaming videos, or collaborating with colleagues.