无码专区

• Provides extensive after-hours service with the need to be responsive in a timely manner.
• Regularly responds to emergency situations, where immediate communications are required (e.g. campus lock downs, emergency health situation on campus, chemical spills).
• Is routinely expected to provide an immediate response. (e.g. key services that impact faculty, staff and students, Internet or key technology, power or utility outage).
• Is regularly out of their 无码专区 office at least 50% of the work day, including travel and on-campus service requirements/responsibilities.
• To satisfy compliance requirements (e.g., NCAA, or other)
• For data security reasons, such as a need to access confidential information on a mobile device, or where it is otherwise desirable to not co-mingle business and personal use of a mobile device.
• For other reasons directly and clearly related to the specific responsibilities of the job.

**Eligibility for a University-issued mobile device will be periodically re-assessed, especially when an employee changes jobs or is filling an open position**

• Apple's iPhone is the standard mobile device (current model--newest release)
  
• Unit does not provide peripherals and/or accessories (case, car charger, etc.). These items can be purchased through approved procurement channels.  
• Enabling the Auto-Lock feature is  required on all mobile devices
• Lost and damaged moble devices must be reported to UNIT. Individuals or departments are fully responsible for any repair or replacement cost related to the lost or damaged device. Click HERE to submit lost or damaged device.  

When traveling overseas for University business, an international calling plan must be added to the University issued device to save international roaming charges. UNIT requires one week's notice to add international features  to a device. The approximate monthly cost of an international calling plan is $60.00 plus usage. An international calling plan provides the user with a discounted roaming rate voice and data, but it does not provide free international calling or data. Dean, VP approval or appointed representative is required in writing before an international plan will be added to a University owned device.

• Battery replacement

• Data loss due to battery misuse or failure

• Data backup

• Data loss due to user not synchronizing the mobile device with the desktop

First you would need to gain approval from your manager or supervisor and then fill out a mobile request form. Your interest is then sent to the Mobile Device team, who will then assess your needs and determine which device is suitable for you. A helpdesk ticket is then created and a member of the Telecommunications group will order and activate your device. A member of the mobile device team will schedule an appointment with you to set up your new mobile device.

Is there anything I need to do beforehand with my old cell phone to prepare for the installation of my mobile device?

Make sure your old cell phone is on hand and operational when your smartphone installation is scheduled. This includes having a charged battery, and all the original accessories and documentation that came with it. Also, if you're going to use the SIM card from your old cell phone in your new smartphone, you must make sure you've copied or saved all your contacts to it.

If I am having an issue with my 无码专区 devices, who should I contact?

You can contact the Help Desk at 9-7777 or by email at support@villanova.edu

iPhone FAQ's

What comes standard "in the box" with my new iPhone?

The iPhone comes with a SIM card, A/C charger, one USB sync cables, headset with hands-free capabilities, and carrying case. A D/C charger is also provided to be used in the car. Quick start guides are also included.

Where can I buy other iPhone accessories like a case, cradle kit, an extra stylus or two, or Bluetooth headset?

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I'm looking to buy a Bluetooth headset for my iPhone, any recommendations?

There are many Blackberry-compatible Bluetooth headsets available today; some popular manufacturers include Jabra and Plantronics.

Where can I go outside of the Getting Started Guide booklets for information on how to use my new iPhone?