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InCHIP IT’s mission is to provide specialized technical excellence and the core competencies to work closely and collaboratively with InCHIP researchers to perform the type of IT-intensive, cutting-edge, health behavior and health behavior change research which is InCHIP’s hallmark. The success of InCHIP’s grants is heavily dependent on the availability of its IT staff, which has direct knowledge of health-related research and related methodologies, immediate access to the systems hosting and collecting data, a thorough understanding of the data collection process and underlying IT systems, and strong established relationships with InCHIP’s subcontractors’ IT staffs. InCHIP IT services, which are specialized and articulated to the Institute’s focus on health behavior change, have made it possible for InCHIP PIs to win very substantial external grants, which, in turn, have contributed markedly to the University’s reputation, and which have returned significant indirect costs to the University. | |
VoIP Services | |
The 3CX IP PBX System for Windows is a software-based IP PBX that replaces a proprietary hardware PBX / PABX. This IP PBX has been developed specifically for Microsoft Windows and is based on the SIP standard, making it easier to manage and allowing you to use any SIP phone (software or hardware). Our software-based IP PBX / PABX offers many benefits including the following:
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Video Recording & Conferencing | |
Each semester, the InCHIP Lecture Series brings nationally and internationally recognized leaders in health behavior change research from diverse academic fields to the University of Connecticut to inform and strengthen existing InCHIP research endeavours and to foster new multidisciplinary collaborations. The InCHIP Lecture Series provides an invaluable forum for researchers – at InCHIP, throughout the UConn community and beyond – to learn about new work in development by leading figures in health behaviour change. The InCHIP Lecture Series also provides a venue for researchers to share late-breaking findings and identify emerging trends in health behaviour |