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February/March 2020 Tech Talks and InfoSec Chats
February 20, 2020
Hosted by the IT Staff Development team, Tech Talks and InfoSec Chats are part of a series of learning sessions for the IT community. Each session features one of a wide variety of topics targeted toward IT professionals. We will provide snacks.
Upcoming Sessions
InfoSec Chats with Paul Rivers
Thursday, February 20
3:30 – 4:00 p.m.
25 Science Park (150 Munson St.), floor 4 lunch room
Join Paul Rivers, Chief Information Security Office for Yale University, and IT Staff Development who are hosting “InfoSec Chats”.
Security is everyone’s job… But, not in the same way. - Paul Rivers
The goal of these monthly meetings is for Paul Rivers to provide information on current trends and topics in the information security industry—specifically at Yale. Paul Rivers will speak on given topics of the day and open the sessions to the group to discuss your thoughts, concerns, questions, and ideas.
An informal Meet & Greet will start at 3:30 p.m. where snacks will be provided. Paul’s presentation will start at 3:45 p.m.
Register to attend the February 20 InfoSec Chat
Tech Talks: A taste of enterprise integration and applications at Yale
Wednesday, February 26
3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
25 Science Park (150 Munson St), room 125
Join Darrell Cook and Donal Cheung for this Tech Talk to learn what makes up the enterprise application integration, data services standards, and shared practices at Yale.
Additionally, you’ll get a sneak peek into some of the integration platforms, as well as a high-level demo of integration platforms such as Workato and Microsoft PowerApps + Flow.
Please pre-register for the February 26 Tech Talk
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Tech Talks: Service design to improve user experience
Wednesday, March 4
3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
25 Science Park (150 Munson St.), room 125
You can track your service’s up time, down time, and speed, but what about the things you aren’t tracking? Do you know why your users depend on your service? What do they do when they need help? Are you meeting their expectations?
During this talk User Researcher, Sylvia Perez, will present to you the UX approach to service design, its benefits, and review a case study of an ITS service that was enhanced as a result of this type of evaluation.
Please pre-register to attend the March 4 Tech Talk
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Check the IT calendar of events for additional details on future Tech Talks and InfoSec Chats.