Tech Tips from the President

As some colleges attempted to hold in-person classes this fall and experienced COVID-19 outbreaks, they faced the dilemma of how much information they could disclose without violating students’ privacy rights under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and … Read more >

In a world where many office workers now do their jobs from home, staying connected with colleagues and replicating the collaborative experience of face-to-face meetings isn’t necessarily easy. The Microsoft Office 365 suite of applications has emerged as a cost-effective and highly … Read more >

During the past six months, most of us have undergone a number of drastic changes in our lives. Our homes now also function as our workspaces, as well as our children’s classrooms. Formerly face-to-face meetings and hangouts now take place … Read more >

It’s now officially Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an event originally launched in 2004 by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to help everyone stay safer online. During this particularly stressful year, IT security … Read more >

In Microsoft Office 365 news this week, Microsoft To Do mobile will soon introduce push notifications for shared list activities. Additionally, Microsoft Whiteboard will soon read licenses at a user level, and Microsoft Compliance Manager is transitioning to general availability, … Read more >