Office ofInformation Technology

OIT announces that T-Mobile will invest $7M in its Duke campus cell coverage system. T-Mobile will begin upgrading hardware and software in 147 buildings to improve overall cell coverage on campus. Work is expected to be completed by the end of 2019.

The new version of the DukeMobile app is now available for Android and iPhone. 

Two new features include the first-year checklist for new students, and the ability to drag and reorder the main menu. The interactive walking map is also available in this version. 

You can add your DukeCard to your Android phone by downloading the Blackboard eAccounts app in Google Playstore. 

To use your Mobile DukeCard you must:

Due to a system upgrade Mobile DukeCard credentialing will be unavailable January 14.

Salvaged metal gets second life in Duke’s Innovation Co-Lab

The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff. The intent of this campaign is to coerce the recipients into performing a wire transfer or purchasing gift cards and providing the codes to the scammer.

A water jet cutter will soon allow Duke’s innovators to machine their own parts.

On December 4, Duke will adopt the Sender Policy Framework (SPF), an open standard designed to prevent email forgery.

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