Office ofInformation Technology

Duke University and Duke Health are decommissioning Webex User Accounts effective Wednesday, February 1, 2023, and will shift to Zoom for conferencing and collaboration needs. This decision was based on a significant decline in Webex usage and will allow for consolidation of technology support.

Practitioners in the Office of Information Technology share real-world expertise with Pratt graduate students

Sony will bring some of the industry’s leading technology to Duke for members of the Duke community to view, touch and explore at the Bryan Center Studios for a limited time, Dec. 6-8.

By Lesa Bressanelli, OIT Communications Intern

While laptops and tablets are go-to devices for completing class projects, sometimes they are not robust enough to handle tasks such as video and audio recording. That is where the Bryan Center Studios can help.

Good news!

All Confluence (DukeWiki) and Jira users will be able to continue using the current version of the services without interruption another year, until January 2024. Duke has extended its contract with Atlassian, the Confluence and Jira vendor.

This is a reminder about Duke’s Zoom cloud recording retention policy. In summary:

Yesterday, the Duke community experienced a wave of phishing attacks with the following subject lines:

Over the last two years, collaboration platforms like Zoom have made it easier for us to work remotely and remain connected to our colleagues and students.  While Zoom meetings are not automatically recorded, many have taken advantage of recording and cloud storage features to preserve and share