Technology Resources

Technology Resources provides device management to customers using a university-owned mobile device connecting to the University's network. This ensures devices can make and/or capable of backing up, storing, or otherwise accessing university data of any type, and that they adhere to the University policies and procedures.

We are thrilled to have you on board with us as a Technology Resources customer. As a new employee, getting set up on your computer is essential. Learn more about the key steps to ensure a seamless start.

Stache is an in-house password management software developed by the University of Texas at Austin Information Security Office. It provides a secure way to store and selectively share passwords and phrases, PINs, codes, account numbers and other information that needs to be kept secure. To learn more, visit the full article with resource links.

How to Report Lost or Stolen Equipment

The TRecs Depot program, initiated by Technology Resources (TRecs), is designed to repurpose computers across campus, providing departments with a cost-effective solution for supplying computer equipment to students, interns, and staff.

Microsoft Copilot now available for campus.

Some users mentioned they must now select Calibri as their font in Microsoft Outlook and Word.

2/14/24 - Beginning February 2024, Technology Resources will make Windows 11 available for users to install.

Technology Resources soft launched its overhauled website as part of a communication improvement strategy that seeks to provide stakeholders, customers, and internal staff with relevant and timely information.

Starting January 23, 2024, ITS will change how VPN logins for UT services work when accessed remotely (off-campus). To connect, you must first connect to the UT VPN.