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macOS High Sierra Upgrade Approved for UNCG Mac Users
Information Technology Services (ITS), in collaboration with the MAC Advisory Committee, announced on September 13, 2017 that we were evaluating macOS High Sierra for on-campus use. This includes testing its compatibility with enterprise applications and UNCG standard hardware and network configurations. The evaluation process has been completed, and ITS has concluded that there are no [Read More]
Upgrade to macOS Sierra Advised for UNCG Mac Users
Information Technology Services (ITS), in collaboration with the MAC Advisory Committee, announced on October 4, 2016 that the evaluation of macOS Sierra for on-campus use had been completed and that upgrading to macOS Sierra was approved. We are now advising that all clients proceed with the upgrade to the latest version of macOS Sierra, currently [Read More]
macOS Sierra Upgrade is Approved for UNCG Mac Users
Information Technology Services (ITS), in collaboration with the MAC Advisory Committee, announced on September 12, 2016 that we were evaluating macOS Sierra for on-campus use. This includes testing its compatibility with enterprise applications and UNCG standard hardware and network configurations. The evaluation process has been completed, and ITS has concluded that there are no major [Read More]
Microsoft Transitioning Mac Office to 64-bit Version
Microsoft is transitioning from offering a 32-bit version of Mac Office to offering only a 64-bit version. On August 22, Microsoft released an update that upgrades Office 2016 for Mac from 32-bit to 64-bit. (You can read more about the move to a 64-bit version in the Office developer blog.) What does this change mean [Read More]
UNCG Mac Users Advised to Wait Before Upgrading to Sierra
Apple has announced that it will officially release macOS Sierra on September 20. Information Technology Services (ITS), in collaboration with the MAC Advisory Committee, is currently evaluating Sierra for on-campus use. This includes testing its compatibility with enterprise applications and UNCG standard hardware and network configurations. All Mac users are advised to wait a minimum [Read More]
