In this track, we’ll discuss key concepts to jumpstart your cloud transformational journey. OneCloud Consulting, a division of ePlus, is dedicated to providing exceptional technical education and professional services. Our team of experts combine skill, knowledge, and experience in providing quality education on Cloud Transformation, Infrastructure Automation, and Software Development.
In this session, Senior Solution Architect, Mitchell Hurd, will share best practices on how to enable cutting edge research in AI and machine learning through high performance computing, promote student success and retention through mobile engagement and simplify management through optimizing hybrid IT solutions.
The UC IT Strategic Sourcing Team and the UC IT community partnered on a UC wide RFP encompassing a wide range of IT infrastructure products in the following categories: Routers and Switches, Servers, Wireless, Firewalls and Storage.
We propose a workshop to bring together the community drivers and participants in the Carpentries activities (https://carpentries.org/). This workshop will foster the development of a Carpentries community across the UC system; we will identify and enable the sharing of resources, materials, and good practices, and will brainstorm future activities to advance Carpentries work at our respective institutions.
The Research Data Management program at UC Berkeley has, for the past three years, provided on-the-ground consulting to researchers from disciplines spanning the campus. Much of the program's effort goes towards what we call “active data” – the files created, collected, processed and analyzed while a study is in progress. Frequently, this equates to terabytes and terabytes of material; or millions of files; or personally identifiable information from surveys, interviews, observations and experiments.
Leadership is not found in a title. Discover the core qualities of leadership to improve your effectiveness as a leader or emerging leader.
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Deploying Macs with JAMF Pro. We will provide a high-level overview of Aggie Desktop, outline the initiative's goals and demonstrate the tools we use to achieve those goals, namely JAMF Pro. Topics will include: an overview of UC Davis' JAMF infrastructure, tools used, how to meet the client's needs across four different academic and administrative departments, and our successes and challenges we found along the way.
This session will discuss privacy and security issues with the residual artifacts created when using the Windows operating system. The features and functionality of the Windows operating system and applications provide a rich user experience but along with the usability benefits comes privacy trade-offs and forensic evidence for security investigations.
Are you a hardware person and want to know how the other half lives? Are you a software person who wants to make your code better? Are you an app admin who has to put out fires every day because of fragile software? Anyone can write code which gets the job done, but there are a lot of different things that go into making a robust application. Come get a high level, language independent survey of tips, tools, and techniques that will help you give your customers the best experience possible. We will discuss topics such as testing, isolation, monitoring, and code structure.
The UCSF Precision Medicine effort and the research enterprise need to obtain consent from patients in order to use remnant blood and biological specimens for research. Patients are often happy to consent, but the process is often bogged down by reliance on old-fashioned pen and paper forms that are difficult to scale up.
