Below is a detailed list of resources to assist faculty, staff and students in working from home, collaborating remotely, and maintaining business continuity in the event of an emergency or other disaster. Click on one of the items below to learn more about it.
The Cisco SSL VPN is a remote access tool that allows users to access certain protected resources and services while they are away from campus.
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A remote desktop connection allows you to connect to your USC work desktop computer from home. It allows you to access all the files and resources of the computer you’ve connected to.
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Zoom is an easy-to use video collaboration and communication app that allows you to host conferences, group, classes or 1:1 meetings on your computer or mobile device.
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Skype for Business is a web conferencing platform that enables high-definition web conferencing, screen sharing, and instant messaging supported for business.
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The Outlook Web App (OWA) is the web-based email client for Office 365. If you haven’t already signed into any USC single sign-on services, you will log in using your USC NetID and password.
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Microsoft Teams is a chat-centered workspace in Office 365. The Microsoft Teams platform combines instant messaging, video conferencing, calling, and document collaboration into a single, integrated app.
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SharePoint system is a collaboration system that makes it easier for AdminOps employees to work together. Searching and accessing documents, sharing files, and provide feedback are basic features.
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OneDrive for Business is an online document storage and sharing tool that faculty, staff, and students can access through the site at www.usc.edu/onedrive or through desktop and mobile applications.
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Slack is a chat application which allows you to open individual or group text and video chats with other faculty, staff or students across USC.
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Avaya EC500 is a feature which allows you to mirror calls from your USC desk phone/extension to your cell phone.
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