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Curative Analysis: ‘Own IT’ for May 2017

by Dawn Brown | May 26, 2017 | Archive, Uncategorized

The Curative Analysis team in IT is tasked with finding the causes of significant IT issues that affect campus. In this news update, we draw your attention to some of the problems being investigated or issues handled recently. WCUid Management:  Recently, some WCU...

Solving complex problems: Root cause update June-August 2015

by Dawn Brown | Aug 28, 2015 | Archive, Uncategorized

The Root Cause team in IT is tasked with finding the causes of significant IT issues that affect campus. In this news update we draw your attention to some of the problems being investigated or issues handled recently. Windows OS computer slowness: Reports were...

New Process for Phone Service Request and Outage Reporting

by Dawn Brown | Aug 14, 2015 | Archive, Uncategorized

The WCU Phone service request system has successfully migrated to the IT Self-Service Portal at http://help.wcu.edu.   Request for phone services include the following: Add, Move, Change, Remove ACD Account Add, Move, Change, Remove extension/phone Automated Attendant...

WCU Phone Services Request System Changes: August 3

by Dawn Brown | Jul 27, 2015 | Archive, Uncategorized

IT has been working on a project to transition the current phone services request system located at https://itapp.wcu.edu/CFRedirector/Redirect.apx?App=Phonem). The current phones services request system will be migrated to the IT Self-Service Portal at...

IT Prepares the Campus for the Migration to Office 365

by Dawn Brown | Feb 9, 2015 | Archive, Uncategorized

Aaron Krauss in Admissions assists Chris Parrish with an upgrade to Office 2013. IT Campus Liaisons such as Aaron are assisting IT with the migration. Coming this Spring, Faculty and Staff email and calendaring will be moving onto Office 365, a Microsoft cloud hosting...

Solving complex problems: Root Cause update for June/July 2014

by Dawn Brown | Aug 11, 2014 | Archive, Uncategorized

The Root Cause team in IT is tasked with finding the causes of significant IT issues that affect campus. In this news update we draw your attention to some of the problems being investigated or issues handled recently. Increase in ‘SPAM’ email messages –The Division...
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