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Friday, 17 April 2015

Zwischen Trends und großer Mode

Rückten die digitale Arbeitswelt in den Mittelpunkt: Kurt-Martin Lugger, Christian Marzluf, Keynotes-Speakerin Karin Vey, Vizerektor Peter Riedler und Politikwissenschafter Peter Filzmaier (v.l.). Foto: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos

Rückten die digitale Arbeitswelt in den Mittelpunkt: Kurt-Martin Lugger, Christian Marzluf, Keynotes-Speakerin Karin Vey, Vizerektor Peter Riedler und Politikwissenschafter Peter Filzmaier (v.l.). Foto: Uni Graz/Tzivanopoulos

Volles Haus bei der zweiten ict@university: Mehr als 150 Personen informierten sich über Neues aus der Welt der IT

Wie verändern Technologien die Arbeit an der Universität, wie prägen sie Studium und Lehre und somit auch den Alltag von Studierenden? Bei der Tagung „ict@university - you are what you share“ präsentierte die UNI-IT der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz am 16. April 2015 wieder einen Tag mit innovativen Vorträgen und spannenden Workshops zum Thema „Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien“ für Uni-Bedienstete und Studierende aller Grazer Hochschulen. Rund 150 TeilnehmerInnen informierten sich an diesem Tag.


„Wir müssen immer mehr Synergien mit anderen Universitäten am Standort nutzen, vernetztes Denken und Arbeiten werden dadurch immer zentraler“, betonte der Vizerektor für Finanzen, Ressourcen und Standortentwicklung, bei der Eröffnung. Der Personalleiter der Uni Graz, Dr. Kurt-Martin Lugger führte aus: „Wenn nicht die Universität, wer soll sich dann Gedanken zu Lösungen machen, wie wir Technologien für unseren Arbeitsalltag nutzten können.“ Im Vordergrund der Fachtagung stand auch die Frage „Was sind It-Trends und was ist Mode?“, die der Leiter der UNI-IT, Mag. Christian Marzluf, versuchte zu beantworten. „Wir entwickeln uns ständig weiter und müssen dabei Nachhaltigkeit und Wirtschaftlichkeit immer im Auge behalten“, erklärte Marzluf.

Höhepunkte der Veranstaltung, die neben vielen PartnerInnen aus der IT-Branche auch Firmen wie Xing und A1 an den Campus brachte, waren vor allem die drei hochkarätig besetzten Keynotes des Tages: Die IBM-Expertin Dr. Karin Vey sprach über Innovationen aus der IT-Welt, die das Leben erleichtern, Ali Mahlodji gab eine Einblick in seine Welt von whatchado und Politikwissenschafter Univ.-Prof. Dr. Peter Filzmaier entführte in das Social Web und dessen Auswirkungen auf die Gesellschaft.


 
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