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Computer Refresh Program (CRP)

The Computer Refresh Program (CRP) is an initiative to ensure the timely and efficient replacement of the computers used in our classrooms, computer labs, public spaces and offices. The goal of this initiative is to provide Seattle University students, faculty and staff with current and reliable technological tools for their work and studies. Because computers are a key tool in learning, teaching, and working at Seattle University, the implementation of the CRP is a positive step in responsibly utilizing our tuition-driven budget while ensuring that our students, faculty, and staff have the necessary computing resources.

This initiative ensures that every computer owned by the university is replaced after four years of service. The cost for the replacement is funded at the university level and is managed by OIT. This eliminates the need for individual cost centers and/or divisions to bear the cost of computer replacements for desktop and laptop computers. Consolidating the university’s purchasing power allows the university to save money. In addition, the CRP features four standard models (Mac laptop, PC laptop, Mac desktop, and PC desktop), allowing replacement machines to be kept in stock. This significantly reducing the wait time for computer replacements.

Request Replacement Schedule

To find out if your computer is up for a replacement, please email your computer model and name (available at http://mypc) to Helpdesk@seattleu.edu.

Mac Users: If you believe your Mac laptop or desktop is eligible for refresh and you have not yet been contacted by OIT, please email CRP@seattleu.edu.

Related Information

If you have any questions not addressed by these resources, please email: helpdesk@seattleu.edu, or contact the Computer Refresh team at CRP@seattleu.edu.

Announcements

McAfee Anti-Virus Rollout for Mac

5/10/2012

Rollout of the newest version of McAfee Anti-Virus software to Apple Mac users begins May 10 for a planned completion date of June 30. Users will have the option to self-install the software via the OIT website or have an OIT representative assist in the installation via an appointment. Users can also bring their laptop to the OIT drop-in center from May 10 to June 8.

Upcoming Maintenance

Planned Datacenter Maintenance

The next planned datacenter maintenance is scheduled for June 15th 2012.

For maintenance details, please check back soon.

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