Through the guidance of Dell, Ulster University’s IT team can address any potential cyber threats and ensure robust recovery capability to restore operations in the case of an attack.ĭell partners with UU to develop new digital experience for 34,000 students and staffĭell Technologies Forum is back in The Convention Centre Dublin on September 27th! Register now to attend this event where you will hear from inspirational speakers, connect with technologists and industry experts and gain valuable insights from your peers. With the shift to remote learning and the rise in cyber threats, Ulster University also tapped into Dell’s cybersecurity expertise to enhance its cyber resilience strategy. #cybersecurity #strategy When the university needed to upgrade its IT platform and provide students with the digital infrastructure required by a modern learning environment, it turned to Dell for support.īy deploying our hyper-Converged VxRail infrastructure, we have been able to support the university in consolidating its IT needs under one platform and deliver a consistent experience for the over 34,000 staff and students across four campuses. iLife has also never been available for download like iWork.As a trusted partner of over 20 years, Dell Technologies has developed a strong relationship with Ulster University. It's important to note that Apple has never required a license for its iLife suite, long delivered free on Macs, but also sold in a boxed version for preexisting Mac owners who want to upgrade. Does anyone who picked up a boxed copy have some thoughts to share? Please make your way to the comments form below. We don't know if the company is using some other scheme to somehow bind the software from boxed iWork '09 versions to a user or a Mac, or if Apple is just throwing caution to the wind with those who buy physical copies of the software. However, a boxed copy can be installed from the disc over a trial to upgrade the suite without requiring a serial number.Īpple offers no explanation for dropping serial numbers from boxed copies of iWork '09. The document states that users will need to purchase serial numbers should they decide to keep using a digitally-downloaded trial. Previous versions of iWork, including the most recent iWork '08, required serial numbers whether purchased digitally or physically in a retail box. 'Install iWork '09 from the enclosed disc and you're ready to go,' the chummy doc says. Making good on the title with a few short sentences, Apple states that retail boxes of iWork '09 no longer come with serial numbers. Last night, I caught an Apple support document in my RSS feeds that is simply titled: iWork '09: Serial number not required for installation of retail boxes.

You can't live with 'em, but you can't support future development without 'em-unless you buy iWork '09 in a retail box.

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