Savings on IT Services

The IT Division carries on the Lab legacy of stewardship and collaboration, not only through our everyday work but also by dedicated effort to procure significant savings for essential services, infrastructure, and technology. IT leaders are committed to reducing operations and computing costs so more Lab dollars are saved for science. Richard Gregory, group lead for the Telephone Services Center, provides subject matter expertise for the acquisition of some of our most popular technologies in use at the Lab today. Reading time: 10 minutes

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IT Training – January to March 2023

ScienceIT will be hosting HPC workshops on January 31 and February 7. This is a great opportunity for new and prospective users to become acquainted with the Lawrencium supercluster and related tools. In partnership with UC Berkeley D-Lab, IT is also offering new training courses to Lab employees from January to March 2023.

Yet Another Mail Merge (YAMM)

Mail merge is a technique for automating personalization of documents in batches with unique recipient data. Yet Another Mail Merge (YAMM) is one of many online services which aim to address the need for digital mail merge capabilities for communication, including email, newsletters, marketing campaigns, and more. Reading time: 10 minutes

Learn how to use YAMM »

VMware Fusion 13 Now Available

VMware Fusion is software developed to enable Mac users to operate virtual machines running Windows, Linux and other guest operating systems on a host macOS computer without rebooting. The Software Licensing group recently acquired Lab licenses for the latest version, Fusion 13 Pro, now available at software.lbl.gov. Reading time: 5 minutes

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IT Job Openings 💻

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