Program Overview

Technology Management Program

The Technology Management Program (TMP) at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi provides cost-effective, regularly scheduled replacements of computing devices for faculty, staff, labs, and classrooms. The program's purpose is to maximize the use of campus computing equipment while ensuring responsible management of university funds.

Program Overview

The Department of Information Technology (DoIT) oversees the replacement cycle with three key goals:

• Enabling Anytime, Anywhere Access capabilities
• Maintaining fiscal responsibility
• Minimizing service interruptions for faculty, staff, and students

Program Benefits

By funding device replacements, TMP allows departments to dedicate their budgets to non-technology priorities. Each department's accountable property officer remains responsible for asset inventory. Devices that are outdated or require replacement are returned to DoIT. Equipment that still meets campus standards may be redeployed to support student workers, part-time staff, research needs, or kiosks.

Eligibility

The Technology Management Program is available for faculty and staff.

Program Guidelines

The program includes guidelines for:

• Computer Request
• Computer Standards
• Computer Replacement Cycle
• Frequently Asked Questions about TMP