CU Boulder's Large File Transfer service is a web tool that sends large files securely to any email address, on or off campus. This on-demand and automated transfer service is a secure solution for anyone sending large files, but particularly for researchers who share large datasets. Using LFT avoids sending files from email systems, improving performance and reducing email storage.
CU Boulder offers a variety of mechanisms for sending university-related email messages in bulk to groups of faculty, staff or students. Carefully evaluate the available bulk email mechanisms to ensure you have selected the tool appropriate to the task at hand.
An IdentiKey and email are essential components for getting the most out of the CU Boulder computing environment. OIT automatically creates these for incoming students, faculty, and staff, but it is up to you to activate your IdentiKey and to manage your online identity and email account.
OIT, in partnership with Strategic Relations, provides several no-cost web spaces for departments, student groups, faculty, staff and students, as well as fee-based advanced hosting. You can learn more about these and other related services below.
The integration of computing resources, software, and networking, along with data storage, information management, and human resources to advance scholarship and research is a fundamental goal of cyberinfrastructure (CI). Such integration creates opportunities for researchers, educators, and learners to share ideas, expertise, tools, and facilities in new and powerful ways that cannot be realized if each of these components is applied independently.
Our team has the expertise to assess your research, administrative, or business IT needs, design and deploy a hosting solution, and then manage your environment.
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Storing documents in the cloud offers large capacity and easy accessibility to your data. Cloud Services are hosted off-campus, using non-university owned equipment that is operated by non-university employees, however they often provide increased functionality at a lower cost than traditional storage services.
OIT can assist you in voice and web conferencing. It is important to differentiate a video conference from a web conference. A web conference involves each participant using web conferencing software on a personal device to connect with other participants using the internet.
