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Carolina Technology Consultants (CTC) was established more than 10 years ago by staff members in Academic Technology and Networking (ATN), now a part of ITS.
The mission of the CTC is to provide resources to help IT professionals at UNC-Chapel Hill in their daily work and professional development through better communication and collaboration. To affect these goals, the CTC provides regular Updates on problems facing IT professionals on campus, a forum for asking and solving common issues, and an annual Retreat for IT staff across campus.
Carolina Technology Consultants (CTC) is a cooperative organization of Information Technology professionals at UNC-Chapel Hill. We are a grassroots organization powered by IT professionals at Carolina.
We need your help. Join the CTC today!
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The CTC is led by the advisory board. The board varies in size from 15-20 members. The goal is to have as many campus groups as possible represented, from the large organizations, as well as the units who have only one or two IT staff members. The board also includes a liasion from the Information Technology Executive Council. Board members serve 2 year terms. The advisory board meets every other week and helps the facilitator keep up with current issues on campus and plan sessions to further the conversation. If you'd like to submit a question to the board or suggest a topic for an Update, please send email to
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. You can also contact board members at their addresses listed below. View a list of the current advisory board members.
President:
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Friday, 15 January 2010 09:24 |
The link for the Carolina Counts Wiki is here:https://gpsf-wiki.unc.edu/confluence/display/ctc/
You can now vote on the Carolina Counts IT initiatives.
The Carolina Counts Information Technology team has gathered a set of proposals from ITEC, the CTC, ITS and the community
at large, each with the aim of saving money and improving efficiency for IT services on campus in response to the
Bain report.
VOTE HERE: https://gpsf-wiki.unc.edu/confluence/display/ctc/Proposals by selecting proposals and rating them.
Voting is open NOW on all of these proposals. This is your opportunity to make your preferences known, and your input
WILL inform the work of the overall effort. Please keep the following factors in mind:
1. Please forward this email to your respective departmental lists and encourage everyone interested to vote.
2. You must log in with your ONYEN to vote. We don't plan to track individual votes, but we want to keep the evaluations
within the UNC community.
3. You do not need to vote on every proposal. You can vote on only those that interest you.
4. Please do leave comments. They are very helpful.
5. Voting indicates your composite impression of a proposal's overall likelihood to save money, be well received
on campus, and be of benefit.
6. Voting will end at close of business on Tuesday, January 19. We'll examine the results at a Carolina Counts planning
retreat the following day.
Background information on this effort can be found on the CTC Carolina Counts wiki at:
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 17:07 |
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Do you have questions about licensing, CCI schedule, migration issues, or other questions related to Windows 7? If so, please join us for a CTC Update on Windows 7. Date: Tuesday, February 16
Time: 12:30 - 1:30 pm
Location: Peabody 08 Agenda for CTC Update: Windows 7 - Welcome and Intros
- Software licensing issues (Greg Neville)
- Carolina Computing Initiative: Schedule of Windows 7 Deployment (David Eckert)
- WFU’s experience rolling out Windows 7 (Patrick Morton, Wake Forest University ITS)
- Microsoft Certified Trainer from New Horizon
- General discussion/Q&A from attendees
If you have not yet sent me questions you would like to have answered regarding Windows 7, please do so ASAP. I plan to save 15-20 minutes for questions/discussion from attendees and hope that we can take advantage of our peers’ expertise as well as that of Patrick and the trainer from New Horizon. The meeting will be recorded in case you are interested, but not able to attend. Due to a class being held in Peabody 08, we are meeting from 12:30-1:30 pm, so feel free to bring your lunch if you are pressed for time. If you bring food/drink, be sure you are very careful to not spill into the microphones and do be sure to clean up after yourself. |
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