April 2009 Archives

Apr
16
2009

New CAS Login Page »

A newly designed Central Authentication System (CAS) login page was put into production today. CAS provides single sign-on for all applications and online services that are CAS-enabled....
No Comments | Posted by Jim Yucha in the Web Services blog.
Apr
16
2009

Technology Services Planned System Changes »

Did you know that Technology Services made over 600 system changes in the first three months of 2009. To see which changes are about to occur, please go to URL: http://go.vcu.edu/changes. If you would like to receive email notification in advance of certain changes or all of the changes, then...
No Comments | Posted by Jim Yucha in the Web Services blog.
Apr
3
2009

Training site is now back on-line »

After being off-line for 20 hours due to non-technical issues, the VCU training site was back online around 2:30pm on Friday. ------------- The VCU Training Site, http://training.vcu.edu is down. I will update this post as soon as we learn the cause and when it is back on line....
No Comments | Posted by Jim Yucha in the Web Services blog.
Apr
3
2009

VAS/VJAS Registration is Live »

Working with the Provost's Office, the Virginia Academy of Sciences and Virginia Junior Academy of Science Conference web site went live yesterday. VCU will host these conferences in late May. This year, for the first time, registration and payment, will be handled completely on-line. To visit the web site, please...
No Comments | Posted by Jim Yucha in the Web Services blog.

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