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app will supply one computing device for each eligible employee. The university will not provide both a desktop and a laptop.

CIT is adhering to the university's Work From Anywhere policy stipulating that WFA must be “zero cost to the university.” Therefore, out-of-lifecycle changes from desktop to laptop are not able to happen. If you currently have a desktop computer that is not older than 5 years, you will need to wait until the desktop is up for replacement before switching to a laptop, regardless of which university budget may pay for the change.

Occasional remote workers are defined as employees who regularly work from home less than 100% of their FTE, and have formal approval from Human Resources and their Vice President.

Occasional remote workers may receive:

  • Laptop and power adapter (Desktops are not allowed off-campus)
  • Wireless headset/Softphone (departmental cost)
  • Laptop Dock (departmental cost)
    • One per employee (can either stay at home or in your app office)
  • Additional adapters or power adapters that don’t come standard (departmental cost)
  • Keyboard and mouse
    • One each per employee (can either stay at home or in your app office)
  • Secondary monitor for your on-campus office ONLY (as supplies of used equipment last)

Regular remote workers are defined as employees who work from home for 100% of their FTE, have formal approval from Human Resources and their Vice President, and do not have an assigned office on campus.

Regular remote workers may receive:

  • Same as Occasional remote workers, EXCEPT -
    • You are able to bring a secondary monitor to your home office (as supplies of used equipment last)

Regular/Occasional remote workers do NOT receive:

  • Desk phone for use off-campus (desk phones are for on-campus office use only)

  • External webcam for laptops
    • Laptops already come with a webcam. External webcams are for on-campus desktop use only.

  • Internet connectivity or any other technology/network equipment (routers, in-home wiring, wireless, etc.)
  • Printers or printing supplies (paper, toner, etc.)
  • Other office furnishings (chairs, shredders, supplies, etc.)
  • On-site technical support in your home. CIT will only support app-owned technology which will need to be brought on-campus for troubleshooting.

Reminders:

  • CIT does not automatically backup data on your hard drive. Please use OneDrive to store your files.
  • Your assigned computer is for exclusive use of the app employee ONLY. Non-app employees are not to use app-owned equipment.
  • Remote workers will need to stop on campus to pickup and setup their technology for the first time.
  • At the end of your employment with app you are required to return the technology allocated to you by dropping it off at CIT or shipping it back to campus.

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Staff
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app Information Technology