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Managed vs Unmanaged Device Definitions

A UC San Diego Health / Sciences managed device is defined as follows: Any Computing Device (laptop, desktop, tablet, etc...) which is in the process of being monitored and optimized for the intent of performance, security, availability, and support. This generally includes, but is not limited to, the installation of a pre-configured Operating System (OS), and implied Policies by the UC San Diego Health / Sciences Information Services Team.

Topic:

Desktop Support & Devices

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Microsoft Office

Topic:

Software & Apps

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams is a collaboration platform that allows you to chat, share files, and hold meetings all in one application. It is integrated and built on top of other Office 365 applications including OneDrive, SharePoint Online, and your cloud email Calendar. It is available for free to all faculty and staff of UC San Diego Health.

Topic:

Software & Apps

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Network Services

Network Services provides turnkey network infrastructure to UC San Diego Health. We connect your devices, wired and wireless, to our internal network and to the rest of the world via the internet.

Topic:

Network & Wireless

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

OneDrive Migrations

Details about Microsoft OneDrive migrations.

Topic:

Software & Apps

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Order Equipment

Procurement of IT End User computing equipment (desktop/laptop – Windows/Apple), peripherals, and accessories. Non-Standard items can be requested/reviewed. Quotes Provided. Works with VAR and IT Procurement on Processing/Charging equipment orders.

Topic:

Purchasing & Procurement

Target Audience:

Faculty, Researcher, Staff

Phone Update Request

Modifications/Updates to existing phone services in Health Supported/Managed Buildings. Managed locations only.

Topic:

Desktop Support & Devices

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Phone/Fax Removal

Removal/decommissioning of unused equipment. Managed locations only.

Topic:

Desktop Support & Devices

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

Poll Everywhere

An audience engagement tool that works in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides and is available for current UC San Diego Health Sciences faculty, staff and students.

View the Poll Everywhere sheet for all the details.

Topic:

Communication & Collaboration

Target Audience:

Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student

Preferred Purchasing Program

Health Information Services maintains a simplified set of Standardized hardware offerings, however, we also realize that these solutions may not meet 100% of our customers specifications/needs. For this reason we have alternative options in which to obtain the right hardware that meets your needs as well, reducing Risk and maintaining Security standards.

Topic:

Desktop Support & Devices

Target Audience:

Affiliates, Faculty, Researcher, Staff, Student, Vendor, Volunteer

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