UTO Events

Join the Business Analysis Center of Excellence in our quarterly meeting. We will have a presentation and discussions on BA related topics that affect UTO.     

 Join ASU’s University Technology Office in welcoming Guest speaker Barry Hensley, Sr. Vice President and Chief Threat Intel Officer of Secureworks for "Evolution of the Threat – the Chess Game Continues!" During this lecture, Secureworks will provide keen insights from 500+ incident response engagements in 2019 to include latest threat actor tactics, techniques and procedures and recommendations to align security programs to aggressively defend against these threats.

Cybersecurity is about proactive protection. Being proactive means understanding emergent trends and challenges -- and strategizing accordingly. The 2020 ASU Partner to Protect Arizona Unconference will convene and engage a community of cybersecurity professionals, practitioners, partners, and champions, in partnership with Crowdstrike, to work together to build upon the themes we surfaced in on October 2nd Threat Hunting event. This momentum is designed to bring a panoramic view of the top incoming threats and opportunities each one of us has in front of us to reduce risk. And, this is our opportunity to step out of our day-to-day to collaborate across sectors on strategies and solutions. 

Come one, come all! Stop in to grab a cup of your favorite morning drink or bagel and chat for a bit with fellow ASU BAs! We would love to see you there!   

Join ASU's University Technology Office and EdPlus for the inaugural gathering of the Trusted Learner Network (TLN) Community to explore the key parameters of trust when it comes to emerging approaches for recognizing lifelong learning. The TLN is an effort ASU has undertaken, through a technical collaboration with Salesforce, to build a secure, open-source approach to recording —> curating —> sharing data on abilities + skills across the learner’s lifespan. While new technologies like blockchain are sparking new possibilities, it will take human capacity (read: community) to advance significant, learner-centered innovation. There has been a fundamental shift in what is possible to digitally capture, represent, and record about a learner’s formal and informal learning. Decentralization, digital identity, and privacy and encryption are at the heart of it. The 2020 Trusted Learner Network Unconference will convene an imaginative, diverse group of stakeholders -- across higher education, industry, and government -- to explore and describe the possibilities and applications (read: use cases) that the TLN will serve.  

Arizona State University has reimagined how its community connects and collaborates via the digital campus, a hub that delivers a more seamless path to learning, advising, and student success resources. With Slack, ASU takes a vast, distributed campus with potential for data silos and creates a single pane of glass, enabling real-time, online collaboration among faculty, students and staff.Interested in the way we deepen interaction and reduce friction in our next-gen educational institutions? Join us at ASU on March 11, 2020, as we explore what the shift away from traditional, rote learning experiences means for the future of education and how you too can design a vibrant digital campus that supports the goals of its members.  

 The 2020 ShapingEDU Unconference will convene education leaders, educators, students, technologists, and others to view learning in the digital age through the lens of human-centered everything. As learning-focused institutions embrace artificial intelligence and extended reality (XR) technologies (virtual, augmented, and mixed reality), for example, how are we ensuring that the design, standards, regulations, and applications reflect our values? Further, if education is truly for the learner, how is the learner being factored in, every step of the way? If these kinds of questions are keeping you awake at night, please spend a few exploratory and solution-oriented days with us in Tempe. 

Would you like to participate in Pat's Run, supporting the Pat Tillman Foundation, but maybe not as a runner? WE NEED YOU as a volunteer! Our UTO group will have the awesome job of handing out medals at the Finish line at Pat's Run from 6:30am,-11:30am. 

Held annually to honor Pat’s legacy, the 4.2 mile Run/Walk winds through the streets of Tempe, AZ and finishes on the 42-yard line at Sun Devil Stadium. All 4.2 Mile Finishers at the Tempe race will receive the limited-edition race shirt and the final piece of the four-part Pat’s Run Collector Series Medal.This year’s race theme recalls Pat’s service with the 75th Ranger Regiment and honors the men and women who serve and have served in our nation’s Armed Forces.