For the past few weeks we have seen congestion on the NWU’s International bandwidth.
International Bandwidth Upgrade
NWU ventures deeper into space
Watch this space and see how the North-West University (NWU) is boldly taking data science in South Africa to the next level. Through a new partnership with two other universities, the NWU will help bolster the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project and strengthen inter-university cooperation.
What happened to ITB
In the “old days” when you wanted to talk to IT, you would phone or visit ITB (Inligtingstegnologie en Bestuur). A lot has changed since then… for ITB no longer exists in name.
GroupWise Archives
(This article only applies to the GroupWise client and not to Webmail or GroupWise Mobile.)
Are you frustrated with the size of your GroupWise mailbox? Create a GroupWise archive…
A GroupWise archive is an extension of your mailbox where you can transfer emails to in order to manage the size of your mailbox.
Research boost at NWU
Research support at the NWU experienced a boost in the form of a new staff member, Anelda van der Walt. A researcher in own right, with the IT knowledge and enthusiasm needed, Anelda's services has been contracted until July 2016.
Differentiators and Innovations
Today, higher education is in a unique and unprecedented position. The challenges we face, will not be met by efficiency alone. It also demands innovation.
Software Downloads for Staff
IT has launched a webpage from which to download legal software available to all staff. The software webpage is available on the University’s intranet through a browser.
Fake Windows 10 Upgrade Ransomware Email
Hackers Sending Fake Windows 10 Upgrade Ransomware Email, Encrypts Every File
It has not been a week, yet hackers have begun to exploit existing Windows users’ computer by sending them a ransomware, via spoofed email, which instantly encrypts each and every file that exists on the computer.
eCommunication
The old Tandberg video conference system has successfully been replaced with the Connect@NWU service.
In 2014, as part of the eCommunication project, a total of five meeting venues were equipped with modern video conference facilities across campuses. Since the start of 2015 another five meeting venues have been equipped.