If it is deemed the emergency desktop client could negatively impact special software or computing functions, installation is not required. Keep in mind installation beyond information technology centers, computer labs, classrooms, and lecture halls...

The emergency messaging desktop client, a part of the UI Hawk Alert service, will be managed collaboratively by the UI Department of Public Safety (UI DPS) and UI Information Technology Services (ITS).

No. The client’s only function is to listen to its server for an alert and then process that alert into a “pop-up” message.

The Alertus Desktop pop-up will always include the date, and time of the alert, the University of Iowa logo, and specify it is a UI Hawk Alert. See image below as an example:

Only situations that rise to the level of a Hawk Alert will use the pop-up method of communication to those who install the desktop client. For more information on Hawk Alert, see: https://police.uiowa.edu/emergency-preparedness/hawk-alert

Alertus is a vendor of alerting technology and systems. While they offer many options, the UI has procured their emergency messaging desktop feature ( http://www.alertus.com/desktop ). This feature allows a UI Department of Public safety...

The university is committed to notifying faculty, staff, and students of emergency events that are currently occurring on, or imminently threatening the UI campus. This service will help maximize the safety and protection of our campus community to...

Alertus Desktop is installed on university supported computers located in classrooms, lecture halls, and ITC computer labs. Faculty, staff, and students have the option to download the desktop notification client on their computers.

There are times that you may need to send out information but you don't want the message sent right away or you may be working a flexible work schedule and don't want th message to be delivered until normal work hours. Some people want to create...

Why does the Office 365 GCC High tenant exist? Currently, all faculty, staff and students have access to Office 365 (email, Teams, One Drive, Office apps, etc). This set of tools is also called the O365 commercial/academic tenant for short. This...