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Scope: This document contains guidelines for appropriate use of phones, computers, and Cornell network systems and software.
Contact: Jim LeBlanc Jason Kovari
Unit: Senior Management Team
Date last updated: 09 4/3015/20162025
Date of next review: September 2017 2025
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Phones
Computers and Cornell Network Systems and Software (including email and internet use)
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Land-line telephones in LTS are intended primarily for business purposes. Aside from unavoidable or emergency situations, the use of these phones for other purposes should be kept to a minimum. Also, please be considerate of those around you by speaking in a quiet or moderate tone when using these phones.
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Cornell University uses RingCentral to manage business phones. If you require business phone number on RingCentral or have questions about how we use RingCentral in LTS, contact your supervisor.
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Please use your own phone to make and receive personal calls on your own time and away from others, whenever possible. The 110B Olin office, which does not require a reservation and has a door that can be closed for increased privacy, is a good place from which to make private calls.
For more information on Cornell’s policy on telephone usage, see Cornell University Policy 3.19.
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The University has issued an array of policies and guidelines for the use of institutional hardware, software, and the network systems to which we have access as members of the Cornell community and as part of our jobs. For a list of these policies, including links, see University IT Policies.
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