Ivan W
He is our walking encyclopedia... very knowledgeable, accommodating and reliable. He works hard to provide guidance to the team and he extend his hand to any issue on hand.
He is our walking encyclopedia... very knowledgeable, accommodating and reliable. He works hard to provide guidance to the team and he extend his hand to any issue on hand.
When you need something to be fixed... we all know who to call to.. the most experience person in ERP/BI team
He is always pro-active taking task whenever needed and make sure that all stones are turn to make the project work as planned
She assist whenever she can and make sure that we do our job easier.
To improve SF State’s IT security posture in compliance with CSU policy, Information Technology Services (ITS) will implement a Host Information Profile (HIP) check for all workstations connecting to OnBase beginning tonight, December 6, 2023, at 6 p.m. This change will provide an additional layer of protection and require all users connecting to OnBase to use an SF State-owned and managed device that utilizes an appropriate campus endpoint management system.
If an OnBase user experiences difficulty logging into OnBase, please ensure they use an SF State-provided laptop or desktop. Personal workstations, tablets, and phones can no longer access OnBase services. Further, AT or ITS must manage the SF State workstation accessing OnBase and ensure regular security updates are installed. Nearly all SF State workstations already meet this requirement.
As we advance, only those workstations owned and managed by SF State can connect to OnBase services and must meet the High-Risk Workstation criteria.
You can access the Workstation Management Policy at the following link:
https://qaservices.sfsu.edu/workstation-management
If you have been connecting with a non-compliant workstation, an endpoint support expert will contact you to develop a remediation plan.
If you experience issues or need assistance, please contact the ITS Service Desk at service@sfsu.edu or 415-338-1420.
Andrea is the queen of communications! Her assistance before, during and after Cybersecurity Awareness Month was invaluable. Andrea created interesting weekly captions to be included in the Campus Memo, updated the ITS website with the latest News, and tweeted out updates that kept the ITS feed active. Andrea's ability to create attention grabbing headlines is second to none, and I would be lost without her attention to detail, ensuring all the 'i's are dotted and the 't's are crossed!
Beginning Friday, December 8, 2023, ITS will apply a critical Oracle patch and O/S update to the IRDMPRD database. These critical security updates ensure our data remains protected. The maintenance will run until Saturday, December 9, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. During the patch, there will be a brief interruption to all services that connect to the Oracle databases.
Benefit: Upgrading the Oracle IRDMPRD will ensure our databases are secure.
The following applications and services will not be available during upgrading:
If you experience issues or need assistance outside the maintenance window, please contact the ITS Service Desk at service@sfsu.edu or 415-338-1420.
Starting on Friday, December 8 at 7 p.m., ITS will be conducting an Avaya Workplace Server maintenance. This maintenance will run through Saturday, December 9, at 12 a.m. During this time, users may be unable to log in to Avaya Workplace or experience an interruption in services. All maintenance will occur during non-business hours for minimal disruption.
Benefit: Avaya Workplace will have the ability to support the Automatic Call Distribution(ACD) features and migrate SSO to MS Azure.
All Avaya Workplace users may not be able to log in during the maintenance window or may experience intermittent service interruptions.
If you experience issues or need assistance, please contact the ITS Service Desk at service@sfsu.edu or 415-338-1420.
Xiong Y jumped into his new roll with both feet by picking up the Box CLI scripting discovery and quickly pivoting to building out a simple way for admitted students to drop admissions documents into the Gateway for automatic indexing into OnBase. This mighty little tool will save the Admissions team a large number of hours that used to be spent pulling documents from email attachments and manually pushing them into OnBase and indexing them.
There wasn't "all of the above" option. James Tran is one of the most dedicated employees I've had the pleasure to work with. James is always willing to find out what can be done is chaotic situations. Chaotic as in summer conference season operations. Since James has historical knowledge of areas of campus like the residential community, his presence is invaluable.