OneIT Fall 2019 Symposium Schedule

* Gabe Vannice, EBB
* Troy West, Cybersecurity

We are excited to invite you to our IT@GT 101 training course. This 3-hour course is designed to provide a high-level overview of services and systems used by IT staff at Georgia Tech. Attendees receive an introduction that will demonstrate the complexities that exist across Institute systems. This course is intended for new IT staff or student workers to Georgia Tech.

Cybersecurity Services @ GT
GLC 236

* Nate Lewis, Cybersecurity
* Andrew Nyhan, Cybersecurity

Nate and Andrew’s presentation will help you gain a deeper understanding of Georgia Tech’s Cybersecurity services, including:

• Incident Response
• Vulnerability Response
• How these Services translate into actionable items in ServiceNow for distributed IT
• How these Services align with IT Service Management (ITSM)

Digital Accessibility Primer
GLC 236

* Adelle Frank, College of Computing

Learn basic principles about how web pages and other electronic documents can be made more accessible for a wide range of users, including those with visual, auditory, or motor impairment.

10:30-11:30 am

* Juana Cunningham, Strategic Consulting
* Jim McGarrah, Interim VP Information Technology and CIO

With the arrival of President Cabrera, Georgia Tech will begin a new process of strategic planning. Juana Cunningham will facilitate a discussion to gather input from the IT community to shape Georgia Tech’s future. Jim McGarrah will introduce the session.

* Nan Deeprasert, OIT Architecture & Infrastructure
* Louise Russo, Institute Communications

Director of Digital Strategy Louise Russo will provide updates on GT’s progress in adopting Drupal 8, implementing the new theme, and related topics. OIT’s Nan Deeprasert will provide a brief update on future possibilities for OIT’s webhosting service. (25 minutes)

* Jay Castleberry, OIT Architecture & Infrastructure
* Darrell Shack, OIT Architecture & Infrastructure
* Gabe Vannice, EBB

Learn more about ACE, whose mission is to encourage knowledge sharing and the development of best automation practices. This includes improving awareness, providing training opportunities for participants, suggesting documentation guidelines, and the establishment of a central code repository.

* Kim Kruthaup, OIT Digital Business

OIT Senior Technical Product Owner Kim Kruthaup will give an overview of Microsoft Teams and discuss certain use-cases. Have you ever had a group request “intranet” functionality — i.e., an easily-to-use place for private content allowing file sharing, informational posts, and other collaborative features? You might have considered a WordPress or Drupal site for this but would prefer something more targeted for this kind of need; you might have considered Sharepoint but found the technology daunting. (25 minutes)

Community Updates
GLC 222

Updates from IT community members, including:

• JulieBeth Golden (OIT) and Steve Hodges (Ivan Allen College) will review new licensing mechanisms for Adobe Creative Cloud (20 mins)
• OIT Digital Learning team members Victor Bolet and Tami Salz will showcase useful Canvas integrations and Eduapps tools, including the new Combine Course tool, Respondus Lock-Down Browser, and GT Cloud Labs (35 mins)

Identity Management @ GT 101
GLC 236

* Ken Honea, College of Computing
* David Mercer, College of Computing

This session provides an overview of several of the tools that comprise Georgia Tech’s identity management system, including GTED, GRS, IAT, AD, and more. The session is geared towards what an IT professional should know to make effective use of these systems.

Reflections on the Endpoint Project
GLC 222

* Richard Fairchild, OIT
* Justin Filoseta, College of Sciences
* Jennifer Rhodes, OIT

Jennifer, Justin, and Richard will share reflections on the Endpoint project — successes, opportunities for change, and the possibility for this as a model for future IT projects

Tips-n-Tricks Community-n-Coffee
GLC 236

This session is meant to be a relatively informal session where community members can bring small items of interest that others may not know about — for example. using the “sign” feature of MacOS Preview to sign documents. Nothing staggering — just sharing items that you use but think others may not know about. Bring one or two of your favorite handy techniques to share!