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All active UNM faculty, staff and students can now access online technical and business skill training videos at no-cost through a UNM-wide license of Lynda.com acquired by UNM IT. Lynda.com is the one-stop resource for video tutorials on hundreds of ...

Information Technologies has announced that UNM's enterprise email systems, WebMail and UNM GroupWise, will soon to be upgraded and consolidated into LoboMail. LoboMail is a feature-rich e-mail and calendaring system based on Microsoft Outlook that ...

It's no accident. Using the search box in the top right hand corner of UNM web pages is getting good results. That's because a team from University Libraries and Information Technologies have been working since late-2010 to make UNM website searches give ...

Albuquerque Mayor R.J. Berry and University of New Mexico President David J. Schmidly have announced a Memorandum of Agreement to fund, develop and manage broadband initiatives aimed at expanding the educational and economic opportunities for the ...

UNM Information Technologies (IT) recently partnered with Microsoft to bring expanded software licensing New Mexico higher education organizations by creating the New Mexico Higher Education Consortium. By joining the Consortium, New Mexico higher ...

The Provost and Research offices, Information Technologies and key academic departments, along with the use of student fees, are funding a UNM site license that provides MatLab software at no cost to faculty and students. MatLab is high-level software ...

UNM Information Technologies (IT) is one of 29 universities and communities across the country that are currently part of Gig.U, the University Community Next Generation Innovation Project. Gig.U seeks to accelerate the deployment of ultra high-speed ...

The Office of the CIO and Information Technologies (IT) at the University of New Mexico are hosting Technology Days July 28-29, 2011 at the Student Union Building (SUB). The two-day event gives UNM faculty, students and staff an opportunity to learn ...

UNM Information Technologies (IT) is working with Navajo Tech to extend high-speed networking to Zuni, building on technology used in the" Internet to the Hogan" project. On June 3, 2011, the Zuni Pueblo Council gave permission to UNM to improve ...

As part of its commitment to improving services, Information Technologies (IT) has announced several changes that will be made over the summer to benefit students faculty, and staff. Service streamlining is also taking place in response to reduced ...