To remain competitive among other leading national research universities, Yeshiva University requires a nimble and responsive information systems environment, high levels of integration among its applications as well as a reliable and cutting edge network infrastructure. High level support of academic and clinical research endeavors is also paramount to our success. To create greater efficiencies and attain a higher level of accountability, Information Technology Services has 4 main units with Directors who report directly to Vice President Marc Milstein, the University’s Chief Information Officer. (In addition, the Information Security Officer, Sean Cottman, reports to Mr. Milstein.)
The four areas are as follows:
06/23/2008(Resolved 06/23/2008)
Intermittent network connectivity issues at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
7/22/2008(Resolved 7/21/2008) As of July 21, 2008, the University's normal connection to the Internet is out of service. We are currently using a backup connection that is working, but has substantially less bandwidth.
Please refrain from non-essential use of the Internet until full service has been restored.
Upon completion of the necessary repairs, an e-mail notification will be sent to all users.
06/18/2008(Completed 06/18 and 06/19/2008)
06/11/2008:(Completed 06/11/2008)As the Cardozo Network upgrade continues, Cardozo users may experience a momentary (30 second) interruption in Internet access. Should Cardozo users experience an interruption in Internet access longer than 60 seconds, please contact the Help desk at helpdesk@yu.edu or 212-960-5294.We apologize for any inconvenience that this necessary maintenance may cause.