February 20, 2004
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> Hard work brings good results
> The Results Are In: The 2003 Technology Use Survey
> MyDoom Was Not Our Doom: Virus/SPAM Filter Now Protecting the District
> ETAC Reviewing Technology Strategic Plan
> A Change for Windows Users
> Tech Alerts and Project Status Reports
> FAQ
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by Willie Pritchard, Vice Chancellor and Chief Technology Officer
We are continuing to make progress in a number of technology areas in the district. Full story
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Following is a summary of the results from the recent Web-based, anonymous Technology Use Survey. The survey objective was to discover how District employees use technology, and how ETS can better meet their needs. Full story
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Many of you may have read about the recent attack on computers worldwide by a new virus known as "MyDoom." The virus was widely recognized as the fastest spreading virus yet. Full story
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The last strategic plan for technology was written in 2000. In the life span of computer technology, those four calendar years are about 2.5 generations ago. Full story
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To better facilitate the installation of software updates, virus definitions and upgrades to operating systems, the ETS Technical Services departments have begun the process of adding district Windows/PC computers to a domain. Full story
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New in this issue of News Bytes: "Tech Alerts and Project Status Reports" will provide you with a summary of significant projects and late-breaking news about technology. Full story
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The Call Center: Your one-stop source for technology information and support.
Phone: Ext. TECH 8324
7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon. - Thurs.
7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri.
E-mail: Techhelp@fhda.edu
Web site: http://ets.fhda.edu/call_center/
Walk in: De Anza College ATC 302
7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Mon. - Thurs.
7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri.
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Do you have questions or comments regarding this e-bulletin, or about any ETS services or projects? Please e-mail newsbytes@fhda.edu and we’ll provide answers one-on-one or in the next issue of
News Bytes
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