History
Information Technology Services grew out of the central computer facility located in Clement Hall. The D.W. Mattson Computer Center was named in honor of Professor Dale W. Mattson, who brought the first digital computer, an IBM 650, to the University in the 1960s.
Information Technology Services provides computer resources, services, and support for instruction, research, and administration at Tennessee Tech.
Organization
Information Technology Services is made up of several divisions, each with specific areas of expertise.
- Executive Director of Information Technology & Administrative Staff
- Academic & Client Technologies (ACT)
- Enterprise Application Services (EAS)
- Information Security (OCISO)
- Network Services and Operations (NETOPS)
- Systems Support (SYS)
Organizational Chart
The ITS Organizational Chart breaks down the full structure of ITS at Tennessee Tech.
