Information Systems

Pullman students will have a shot at creating a WSU mobile application that could see widespread use throughout the university system during Information Technology Services’ mobile application design challenge March 23–24.

Opportunities for women in the business‑related disciplines of finance, entrepreneurship and management information systems will be the focus of a professional panel discussion.

ClearPass, a service providing self‑registration via mobile device or laptop, will be launched Feb. 15 on the Pullman campus, with other campuses to follow.

The Okta system will provide more robust security tools and resources when accessing WSU data and applications.

The unified, systemwide service desk is hosted by Information Technology Services and will launch Monday, Jan. 28.

The award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the field of information systems through research, teaching and service.

Enhanced masking of personally identifiable information within WSU’s network, including myWSU and other necessary areas, is now in effect across all WSU systems. 

Students, faculty and staff universitywide are invited to begin using two new computing resources launched today.

WSU’s central Information Technology Services is offering up a look at its past year’s efforts via its 2018 annual report.

An upgrade of network connections that move data outside WSU Pullman will increase bandwidth speed from 10 to 20 gigabytes per second.