Missing our traditional IS summer barbeques and the chance to socialize with your fellow IS caregivers in the sun? Well, this year, we’re taking the concept of a summer social online with your choice of morning/Hyderabad evening or afternoon online fun with coworkers.
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The IS PM Center of Excellence team in collaboration with the Modern Workplace team will be launching the Microsoft Project Online tool to replace the following key functions used in the ITBM Module of ServiceNow.
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The IS Project Management Excellence team has launched a modernized SharePoint site that aims to establish standards for project management tools and methodologies, and helps project and program managers achieve excellence within the project management discipline.
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From a security guard in Portland Providence Medical Center, to a Cyber Incident Response team intern, Kevin Bredemeier continues to impress caregivers across IS.
In 2016, Kevin transferred from PMC to work in the Lloyd Center office, where he helped with security logistics and was the person behind the scenes making sure things ran smoothly for our PSJH operations in the facility.
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As we modernize the SharePoint infrastructure and content of our legacy “orange sites” from on-prem to SharePoint online, groups across IS are following the OneTeam/TEO example and building their new and updated resources in SPO.
Work is currently underway to design a robust IS-wide SharePoint landing page to help our IS caregivers navigate the resources, information sites, and various portals of each team in our organization. A start to this effort is our new IS Caregiver Resources landing page.
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In June, PSJH announced the planned closure of offices and cubicle spaces within Renton’s Southgate II by August 31, 2020. While many IS caregivers have already retrieved their personal belongings and equipment, some left devices used for remote desktop (RPD) access in the office. These include laptops and workstations used for RDP, network testing RDP devices, and RDP servers.
Monday, August 10, 2020, will be the last day to retrieve your PSJH RDP devices located at Southgate II.
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CIO B.J. Moore recently shared a progress update on our Microsoft partnership announced a year ago.
He provided details of what we have accomplished, such as completing the deployment of Microsoft 365 and using the Microsoft health care bot service during the COVID-19 crisis.
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An invite to the next IS Open Forum on Tuesday, August 11, 8:00-9:00 am (PT) recently went out from CIO B.J. Moore.
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The Adobe suite of products is now available for caregivers to self-install for those who require them. This suite of products includes the productivity tools you already know and rely on such as the Creative Cloud suite, Captivate, and more.
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On July 9, CIO B.J. Moore sat down with Orest Holubec, executive vice president and chief communication officer for our second episode of the CIO Fireside Series.
Orest leads the group which is our key partner for media relations, social media, influence strategy, and getting the word out to the broader enterprise about IS initiatives. Orest discussed his career background, his ten years with PSJH, as well as how our health system has become a national thought leader for COVID-19.
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