Office ofInformation Technology

Designs brings pay, time, benefits and more under a convenient web page

Experiencing Duke as a student, staff member and patient, Mary McKee has unique perspective

Brief how-to articles to connect staff and faculty with IT tools and processes

By Viraaj Punia

Have you ever wondered how Duke has good cellphone reception for all major carriers? Or how you rarely lose signal on campus even if you’re in a large stone building, yet there aren’t cell towers strewn all over campus? How is this possible?

Duke University, DISH Wireless and Cisco part of collaboration to launch a higher education neutral host network

From organizing folders to using data storage options, learn how to keep your files straight

As an active user of Duke’s Wiki and/or Jira services we would like for you to be aware of upcoming changes to these services.

Duke’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) supports faculty and staff with technology problems by phone, chat or in-person

A makeover to a page on Duke’s self-service online portal makes it easy for staff, faculty and students to update and control pronouns, directory photograph and more