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  • Administrative and Business

    Enterprise services that support the administrative and business functions of the Institute. Includes ERP systems, analytics, business intelligence, research administration, and printing services.

  • Communication and Collaboration

    Services that facilitate institutional communications and collaboration needs. Includes email, calendaring, telephony, video conferencing, web hosting and content management support.

  • Endpoint Computing

    Services that enable community members to do their day-to-day work, including providing network access, computer labs, software, printing, user file storage, and end-point device backups.

  • Technology Enhanced Spaces

    Advanced technology, media and communication tools in classrooms and meeting spaces across campus that enhance leading-edge instruction and collaboration.

  • Teaching and Learning

    Instructional technology tools and resources that support teaching and learning. Includes support for Learning Management Systems (LMS) and other academic resources.

  • Research

    Services supporting the Institute's research activities, including specialized high performance computing and storage environments, and high-speed research network connectivity.

  • Infrastructure

    Core enterprise-level IT infrastructure that provides underlying support for institutional activities. Includes network backbone, data centers, virtualization, and central storage and backup solutions.

  • Security and Identity

    Services that provide security, data integrity, and compliance for institutional activities. Includes enterprise security, identity and access management and enterprise directory solutions.

  • IT Professional Services

    Services that are consultative and predominantly customer facing in nature. Includes consulting, advisory and training services and enterprise software licensing negotiation.

       
     

News

   
     
   
  • Megan Ross

    Alumna is First Female Zoo Director of Lincoln Park Zoo

    A Georgia Tech alumna is the new zoo director of Chicago’s Lincoln Park Zoo — making her the first woman in the zoo’s 150-year history to hold that position.

  • Heated gas spiraling from a black hole

    Looking Back in Time to Watch for a Different Kind of Black Hole

    Black holes form when stars die, allowing the matter in them to collapse into an extremely dense object from which not even light can escape. Astronomers theorize that massive black holes could also form at the birth of a galaxy, but so far nobody has been able to look far enough back in time to observe the conditions creating these direct collapse black holes (DCBH).

  • synthetic membraneless organelle phase separation

    Synthetic Organelle Shows How Tiny Puddle-Organs in our Cells Work

    Imagine your liver being just a big puddle. Some organelles in your cells are exactly that including prominent ones like the nucleolus. Now a synthetic organelle engineered in the lab shows how such puddle organs can carry out complex life-sustaining reaction chains.

  • Willow Oak Split

    Tree Splits Near Student Center

    There’s a little less shade in the middle of campus where one of Georgia Tech’s oldest trees stood for more than a century.

   
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