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Discover how the Division of Student Affairs is streamlining its technology services through the DOIT Consolidation initiative. This effort enhances efficiency, collaboration, and support across departments by unifying IT resources and expertise.
Texas A&M is transitioning from TouchNet to Flywire for e-commerce payments, with full migration expected by the end of 2021. Merchants must reapply to set up their Flywire Mall stores and explore supported payment gateways like PayPal Payflow Pro and Authorize.net.
Texas A&M uses Jamf to manage and secure university-owned Apple devices with minimal disruption and enhanced protection. From remote wiping to silent software deployment, Jamf ensures centralized control and efficient support across campus Apple systems.
Texas A&M’s Division of Student Affairs is relocating critical IT infrastructure to a new data center to enhance reliability and performance. Expect temporary service outages during the scheduled maintenance window as systems transition to the upgraded facility.
Texas A&M is transitioning from Skype for Business to Campus Lync to enhance communication tools across departments. Learn what this migration means for your workflow and how to prepare for the upcoming changes to your messaging platform.
Texas A&M's Division of Student Affairs has transitioned its digital signage system to a shared campus-wide Four Winds platform. This strategic move enhances content sharing, reduces licensing costs, and maintains uninterrupted service across campus displays.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an essential layer of security to protect your Texas A&M accounts from phishing, keyloggers, and weak passwords. Learn how enabling 2FA helps prevent unauthorized access and keeps your personal and institutional data safe.
Texas A&M Technology Services is retiring the EmpowerID service as part of its ongoing efforts to streamline identity management. Users are encouraged to transition to updated authentication solutions to ensure continued access and security.
Texas A&M Technology Services has launched a sleek, mobile-first redesign of its central IT website. The new site simplifies navigation with a clean layout and an intuitive “A to Z” services directory, making it easier than ever to find the tech support you need.