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Berkeley Computing & Communications Spring 2009
Volume 19 Number 1. Also available as
PDF Version
(492 KB).
End of an era
Communications infrastructure: The next generation
The democratization of IT: Cloud computing and the Berkeley community
Green computing: Decreasing IT-related energy consumption on campus
An interview with Michael Mundrane, deputy chief information officer for IST
UC Berkeley collaborates with LBNL to launch new voicemail system for campus
CalMail Dynamic Duo receives Chancellor's Outstanding Staff Award
Before sourcing your technology...
Wired Network Device Registration application replaces LIPS/DHCP MAC Registration application
Finding restricted data on campus computer systems
Payroll/Personnel System (PPS) moves to UCOP
Cloud computing in education
IST's new service offering: System Center Configuration Manager
Using Natural Language Processing and Social Network Analysis to study ancient Babylonian society
Annual credit-card compliance process
IST's new service offering: Windows ColdFusion Web Farm Service
Open house March 2-6 for new campus technology store
New location for The Scholar's Workstation -- Grand opening Thursday at noon
Changes at The Scholar's Workstation
Announcing the new director of IST-Application Services
Announcing Deputy CIO Michael Mundrane
Apple will repair MacBooks that have faulty NVIDIA GPUs