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Business Objects
and the Data Warehouse are operating normally.
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XI is HERE!
Please read the short
8-page Business Objects XI User Guide (below) for
important Internet Explorer settings
and
a step-by-step guide on how to run a report, print,
and save to Excel.
Please read the user guide before calling for
assistance.
Tips from the User Guide:
Select the
+
sign next to Public Folders to see the campus reports.
Change your
Business Objects bookmark to this page and use the Log In
button below.
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Updated at 8:05 am
8/27/2008 |
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All NAU employees may have access to Business Objects and
institutional reports. Completion of the FERPA Online Tutorial,
www4.nau.edu/ferpa,
is required. |
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You may request access by sending us
an email and simply requesting
an account. A
Business Objects
User Guide will be emailed to you. This
guide will instruct you on how to access Business Objects and the
NAU reports. |
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It is important to be aware that you can jeopardize
Northern Arizona University and risk losing your job by misusing
student information, either intentionally or unintentionally. |
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Maintaining the confidentiality of specific records is not only
important from an ethical standpoint, as it relates to our
students, but it is absolutely essential from a legal standpoint. |
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institutional data
- only in the performance of their assigned duties
- to respect the confidentiality and privacy of individuals whose
records they access
- to observe any ethical restrictions that apply to data to which
they have access
- to abide by applicable laws or policies with respect to access,
use or disclosure of information
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| | Expressly forbidden is the access or
use of any institutional data
- for ones own personal profit or gain
- for the personal gain or profit of others
- or to satisfy one’s own personal curiosity or that of others
- to disclose or distribute any institutional data in any medium,
except as required by an employee’s job responsibilities
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Violators are subject to disciplinary procedures of the
university, including the restriction of access to data. For questions or further information,
please call (928)523-1511. |
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