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This session looks at an active project at UC San Diego that has developed into:

The challenges of attracting and retaining cybersecurity talent have increased over the past several years, which puts the saying "necessity is the mother of invention" to the test. This session will explore the market forces behind the talent demand, the unique challenges it presents to UC, and how UC is collectively working to address it.  We will also explore once you have the talent, how do you keep them motivated and engaged?  This will be an interactive session, with industry data, live polling, anecdotes from across UC, and a four-step process toward filling your "cyber-cistern".

While Git is primarily used for version control for code and software development, it is also increasingly used for working with non-code data and files. Libraries in particular are increasingly using Git and GitHub in the context of metadata workflows.  Three current use cases from UC Libraries will be described, highlighting the variety of possible benefits and barriers to using Git for metadata version control, collaborative work and integration into software tools and workflows.

Browse, Request, Find Answers, Get Help, and My Stuff

These are the five links (along with their related bicycle icons) that centralized all of UC Davis' IET Service Management's teams processes into a one-stop shop for service requests, help desk tickets, record management, and knowledge management.

Coaching to Quell Lingering Resistance in the Wake of Change

The change has been implemented. Perhaps it is a university or system wide change that has been rolled out with presentations, workshops, staff meetings. Or maybe the change focused on a particular unit. While the change has physically occurred, not everyone is on board with the new program. Resistance may be overt and/or covert. You sense an underlying hope of too many people that this change will go the way of some earlier changes…nowhere...

Compliance with accessibility standards is essential for allowing users of diverse technologies to access and interact with information on their computer, in apps, and through online sources. As technology advances, it is essential to ensure accessibility to ease transition to newer, innovative platforms. The UC Systemwide Electronic Accessibility Committee (EAC) recently contracted with SiteImprove for use by the UC community to make websites more inclusive to all. Join our session to see how other UCs are using it.

In 2017 the UC Electronic Accessibility Committee initiated a request for proposals for automated web accessibility testing software as well as web accessibility training services. Siteimprove was selected as the vendor of choice. From late fall 2017 to spring 2018, the Siteimprove Implementation Team has been at work to roll the testing software and training out to the campuses.

Hooray! There’s a new rollout on the horizon and everyone’s gonna...love it? Well at the very least, you can apply these seven tips during your software rollouts to minimize confusion during times of change. 

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Berkeley Research Computing and UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business have partnered to provide new computing options to researchers at Haas. This session explores the partnership and service model that makes this new research computing possible, and how it's success has been extended to other departments and organizations across campus.

At UCSF we are and have remained one of the highest ranked clinical training programs in diagnostic radiology for the past four years. The secret to our success is in our educational innovation and our video conferencing on our large spread-out urban campus. As a university, we deliver educational content through Zoom, a simple, all-in-one solution that allows residents to meet across laptops, mobile devices, and in Cisco enabled conference rooms.