On June 12th at 8:30 a.m. the primary WCM institutional website weill.cornell.edu will be relaunched.

How will this affect you?

You may experience temporary disruptions to accessing informational resources on weill.cornell.edu.

Websites that are hosted directly under the current main institutional website (e.g. weill.cornell.edu/unitname, but not unitname.weill.cornell.edu) will be redirected automatically to a new URL.

Join us for a great new schedule of demonstrations for faculty, staff, and students. Each week, our experts will showcase various software and tools, and answer your questions on how these resources can help you in your work at WCM. 

Upcoming schedule and topics

During the month of June, we’ll be hosting these topics. Download our flyer to keep at your desk:  

What can I find using the Web Directory?

ITS has worked with Verizon to improve our cell phone coverage around campus with a new distributed antenna system. Currently, Verizon Wireless customers should notice much better signal in both the Belfer Research Building and Weill Greenberg Center, with improved signal to come to other areas on campus.

Our upgrade of the Weill Research Gateway (WRG) is now complete! You should notice some changes designed to improve your experience, like: 

Please note that renovation dates have changed since this story was published. For more updated information on this project, please click here.

For years, the Weill Cornell Medicine Budget office has relied on Excel as the official budgeting system. In April, after 16 months of intensive collaboration between ITS, the Budget Office, Business Process Solutions, department administrators, and our implementation partner LSI consulting, the SAP Budget and Planning (SBP) module officially launched in the Weill Business Gateway (WBG). The SBP module is a centralized solution that allows the central budget office to collect, maintain, and track WCM departmental budgetary information.

On May 15, ITS will implement changes to our mobile device password policy to comply with new passcode standards from Apple and Android. These changes will require you to update the passcode on your tagged mobile device to a six-digit complex passcode, ensuring added security.