Welcome, Dimitrios Fazzone!
Dimitrios Fazzone started at ETH Zurich on Tuesday the 1st of June 2021 and will succeed Dr Giorgio Broggi, Head of ITS Software Services.
WeiterlesenDimitrios Fazzone started at ETH Zurich on Tuesday the 1st of June 2021 and will succeed Dr Giorgio Broggi, Head of ITS Software Services.
WeiterlesenFollowing the cancellation at short notice of the ETH programmes in 2020 due to COVID-19, this year IT Services and the D-INFK department chose to realise digital programmes from the very start.
The spring semester started the same way the autumn semester ended: Mostly on Zoom, with the option of teaching in empty lecture halls at ETH.
WeiterlesenThe programme for the Informatiktage, which will take place from Monday 12 to Friday 16 April 2021, has now been published. This year the offer is aimed at kindergarten classes, primary schools, secondary school levels 1 and 2, and teachers. Numerous courses for teachers provide content that they can teach to their classes themselves using the materials provided after the course.
WeiterlesenHigh network performance at ETH Zurich was no longer required during the Covid crisis, remote access to the server and laboratory infrastructure via VPN was in demand instead.
WeiterlesenSoftware Asset Management (SAM) is responsible for software infrastructure as a part of IT Asset Management (ITAM). These SAM activities mainly aim to optimise costs, create transparency and ensure compliance: use of the software must be in line with its contract.
WeiterlesenETH News reports on the pilot project “Young ‘n’ Rising: education with a reality check”. Congratulations are in order!
WeiterlesenThe IT Services women staff have established a network aimed at all women* working in IT Services and IT at ETH Zurich and in ETH-related areas.
WeiterlesenInsight into the pilot phase from the IT Services.
The Swiss Proximity Tracing app has been available for download to all interested users since Thursday, 25 June, 2020.
WeiterlesenA secure, powerful and versatile IT infrastructure for research on confidential data at ETH Zurich
Providing IT solutions for scientific research on confidential data (e.g. human biomedical data) is a considerable challenge. This is because it requires fulfilling three main criteria that span a wide area of expertise, and that are difficult to achieve simultaneously: