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Information Technology
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Welcome to Information Technology

Information Technology manages the university’s computer infrastructure, providing customer-focused delivery of our services to Angelo State University students, faculty and staff. Our goal is to provide quality service to all of our clients while meeting their varied computer network needs, no matter how complex they may be.

To ensure delivery of our services at a good value, we continuously monitor our reliability and availability. To make certain we are serving you, we conduct an annual student survey and encourage your comments and suggestions to our staff.

IT Guiding Principles

  • Customer Focused: Focus on customer service above all other priorities. Utilize customer feedback to develop strategic direction based in part upon desired new services and feedback on improving existing services.
  • Accessible/Reliable: Require reliability and accessibility from campus information technology systems and services. These values rely upon each other; you cannot jeopardize reliability for accessibility and vice versa.
  • Innovation: Promote new and improved ways to solve technology problems without sacrificing other guiding principles. Think beyond perceived constraints.
  • Value: Implement new information services that represent value to our customers as compared with other peer institutions. Value requires containing costs while optimizing usefulness.
  • Continuous Improvement: Incorporate metrics to measure performance and verify effectiveness of information technology. Utilize metrics along with customer feedback, direct or through surveys, to identify training and/or resource deficiencies. Incorporate the feedback into the Angelo State University Institutional Effectiveness process.

IT News & Announcements

  • ASU’s printing services and the print credit system are designed to help reduce the impact to our environment and to make effective use of our resources, thereby containing the costs of making printing available to our students.
  • The energy needed to power all computers on campus can really add up, but the total energy savings to the University can be significant if everyone will do their part to help cut energy usage.

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IT by the Numbers

  • 60%

    of students who own a computer have a laptop

  • 280

    wireless access points are provided on campus

  • 85%

    of classrooms are integrated with multimedia equipment

  • 6,000+

    students are enrolled in Blackboard courses

  • 4:00 PM

    peak internet traffic

  • 58%

    of students who own a computer have a desktop

  • 15,000+

    Help Desk requests are received in a year

  • 7,000+

    users log in to Ramport every day

  • 9,188

    number of network drops across campus

  • 60%

    of students own a cell phone

  • 43%

    of students own a “smart phone”

  • 180Mb

    internet bandwidth capacity

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