Stories Tagged as “software”

IU recognized as 2013 Computerworld Honors Laureate

IDG’s Computerworld Honors program recently named IU a 2013 Laureate. The annual awards honor IT applications that promote positive social, economic, and educational change.

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Sharpen your skills with summer training

Online, webinar, or classroom — no matter which method of instruction you choose, UITS IT Training has you covered this summer.

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Leaving IU? Remember to purchase an Adobe license

When you leave IU, your Adobe license is no longer valid.

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IU takes home the Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation Award for IUanyWare, its cloud software service

The TechPoint Mira Awards recognized IU for IUanyWare, a cloud-based service that provides IU students, faculty and staff with on-demand access to over 200 software applications. The awards honor outstanding technology performers and contributors who benefit the state’s economy. IU received the Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation Award.

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IU receives TechPoint Mira Award for IUanyWare

Mira award 2013The TechPoint Mira Awards recognized IU for IUanyWare, a cloud-based service that provides IU students, faculty and staff with on-demand access to over 200 software applications. The awards honor outstanding technology performers and contributors who benefit the state’s economy. IU received the Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation Award.

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Indiana University has saved nearly $20 million by joining with other universities to reduce administrative costs for essential financial software systems

The Kuali Financial System is open source software that was created to fit the needs of colleges and universities.

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IU saves nearly $20 million with open source financial system

KualiThe Kuali Financial System is open source software that was created to fit the needs of colleges and universities. By definition, open source software is free to use, distribute and modify, meaning IU avoids the costs of licensing expensive commercial systems that often cost tens of millions of dollars to buy and install. IU fully implemented and transitioned to the Kuali System in February.

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IUanyWare, IU’s cloud software service garners ACUTA Excellence award

IUanyWare, Indiana University’s cloud software service, is a 2013 recipient of ACUTA’s prestigious Institutional Excellence award. ACUTA (the Association for Information Communications Technology Professionals in Higher Education) is an international [...]

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IU cloud software service garners ACUTA Excellence award

Sue B. WorkmanIUanyWare, IU’s cloud software service, is a 2013 recipient of ACUTA’s prestigious Institutional Excellence award. ACUTA (the Association for Information Communications Technology Professionals in Higher Education) is an international nonprofit dedicated to serving the needs of higher education, including nearly 2,000 individuals at some 700 institutions. With IUanyWare, IU students, faculty and staff have on-demand access to software and linked file storage on almost any device from wherever they need to work.

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Get hands-on training with Office 2013 and Windows 8

UITS IT Training is hosting a visit from Microsoft’s Patrick Sheren.

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Cengage Learning and SAGE join IU eTexts initiative

Students and faculty can now take advantage of favorable pricing for and access to eTexts from all of IU’s largest publishers.

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Featured IUanyWare app: Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator is the industry standard for creating scalable vector artwork for print and web projects. Set your inner artist free as you experiment with shapes, color, effects, and typography — all while moving easily among Adobe creative applications.

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Faculty: Submit your software requests for fall

If you want to use departmentally sponsored software in the STCs during the 2013-14 academic year, request your software by April 15.

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