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Dr. Laura Reina uses the High Performance Computing cluster to enable her research in elementary particle physics.
Ben Brownell landed in technology during the 1990s tech boom and now works as IT manager in the College of Medicine.
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We Are IT | Meet Chris Cloud
Chris Cloud helps manage Microsoft server technologies at FSU as an ITS systems manager.
June LinkedIn Learning Recommendations
Every month, ITS recommends LinkedIn Learning courses to check out. Here are the June picks.
IT Services’ InternFSU positions are open
Here are all of the intern positions that FSU Information Technology Services is hiring for this fall.
How to declutter your digital life
Here are some tips on decluttering your digital space.
We Are IT | Meet Jake McVey
Jake McVey, an ERP analyst III and student application services lead, puts his skills to work introducing enhancements and addressing issues within FSU student systems.
Webform 2.0 is now live for you to try out!
Requesting a service and reporting a problem just got easier. Our Digital Experience and Transformation team has made an upgrade to the “What do you need help with?” section when submitting a case in the myFSU Service Center. This update will help users be able to easily find the service related to what they are asking for without having to scroll through lists of options.
Enhancing your virtual meetings in Microsoft Teams
If you need a tool to help host productive, collaborative meetings online, look no further than Microsoft Teams.
Tips to stay cybersecure while traveling this summer
Here are five tips for staying cybersecure on break.
New process for certifying employee security access roles
A new, streamlined process makes it easier for supervisors to certify or deny employee security access roles.
ITS welcomes the next generation of tech geniuses
ITS welcomed nearly 20 exuberant elementary and middle school children into TSB on April 27 for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.
