Date: Tuesday, June 12, 2018
Time: 9am - 5pm (Continental Breakfast at 8:30am)
Location: Stata Center, building 32. Badge pickup outside of Kirsch Auditorium (32-123)
- The IT Partners full day conference will feature presentations and training sessions on a variety of important topics.
As always, if you have specific suggestions in regards to topics you would like to see at future IT Partners events, please email the IT Partners Planning Team at itpartners-plan@mit.edu.
We hope to see you on June 12th!
Registration
Schedule
Schedule:IT Partners 2018 Conference Schedule.pdf
Session Descriptions
Session Feedback
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- Keynote: Blockchains, Bitcoin and Layer 2 Scalability Solutions (Alin Dragos)
- Sessions
- 24/7 Service Desk (Kyle Filipe, Eric Marquis)
- a Gentle Introduction To git (G.I.T.) (Linus Falck-Ytter)
- A Selection of Salesforce Journeys (Cheryl Miller, Patrick McNeal, Minerva Tirado, Jeff Freilich, Matt Romero, Joseph Browne)
- Advanced Tableau Data Manipulation (Gilles Simler)
- An Introduction to User Experience (UX) Fundamentals (Chris LaRoche, Katherine Wahl)
- Collaboration Tools: Google Suite, DropBox, OneDrive, Slack, Trello, and LastPass (Oliver Thomas, Mike Sherman, Saul Horowitz, Patrick McNeal)
- Demystifying Data Governance and Security (Carter Stubbs, Bob Monteith, John Dvorak)
- Hybrid Cloud Migrations: Moving to the Public Cloud through Lift and Shift (Nathan Thaler)
- Knowledge Management Services, Tools, and Trends (Irina Cyr, Sara Davies)
- Making SharePoint Fun (Linus Falck-Ytter)
- MIT's Central Domain Services (Richard Edelson)
- NextGen MIT Network (Matthew Harrington, Marco Gomes, John Morgante, Brian Stephens)
- Office 365 and MIT Email (Richard Edelson)
- Qualtrics Vocalize (Saul Horowitz)
- Realistic imagination: how to avoid imaginary realism when working with design & development vendors (Deborah A. Levinson)
- Research Data Management: an Overview from Data Management Services (Amy Nurnberger, Ece Turnator)
- Roles and Access Control (Brandin Tumeinski)
- Web Accessibility: Encouraging Digital Diversity (Katherine Wahl, Kathy Cahill)
- Writing for the Web (Dave Demerjian)
- Roundtables
- Closing: Jeff Schiller (Jeff Schiller)
- Food:
- Registration and Information
- Vendor Display (4Imprint, Ambit Creative, Apple, Connection, DS Graphics, Dell, Global EWaste, Lenovo, MIT CopyTech, MIT Libraries, MIT Police, MIT's Women in IT ERG, Microsoft, Staples)
Presentations