OIT has been working proactively to move to a better account service model using one primary username, and last June solicited input from campus constituents likely to be affected by the new model. More...

When the Zotob worm hit the campus in August, Georgia Tech was prepared. Our Defense-in-Depth strategy, promulgated by OIT’s Information Security team and practiced by many campus units, effectively deterred Zotob. More...

The OIT Wireless Team has continued to partner with campus departments to enhance and expand the wireless network around the campus since its inception. More...

The Network Group in OIT’s Academic and Research Technologies directorate has for years maintained and updated a single repository of Georgia Tech network information, referred to by the group as the “Book of Knowledge.” More...

Georgia Tech is working on ways to find and fix network performance glitches quickly. More...

Maintaining OIT supported technology-enhanced classrooms, conference rooms, and other collaborative venues all over campus is one of the primary missions of OIT’s Academic Technology Solutions (ATS) team. More...

The enterprise directory is part of a developing infrastructure that will automate the start and end of campus services for students and staff as they join and leave the campus community, leading to improved security, efficiency, responsiveness, and the development of new services. More...

Did you know that Georgia Tech Printing and Copying Services (PCS) is a service of OIT? More...

Imagine that you’re a Georgia Tech student and a little stressed out. As you enter the new Library East Commons, you begin to relax. More...

We are proud to announce that, for the second year in a row, two OIT employees will participate in the Georgia Tech Masters Series, the Institute’s executive development program. More...

The EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional conference held June 6-8, 2005 was an outstanding opportunity for OIT to share knowledge and experience with peers from other Southeastern universities. More...

The Rich building will be 50 years old in December. Georgia Tech dedicated the Rich building 50 years ago on December 2, 1955, naming it the Rich Electronic Computer Center. More...