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Transitioning from central to logical support

More than 20 years ago a fledgling computing center was created at Emory to support the growing needs of computing-intensive departments in the university. Within a few years, the newly-named Emory University Computing Center (EUCC) was supporting the mission-critical administrative jobs, such as registration and payroll, and the academic needs for statistical and time-sharing computing at a rapidly-growing university.