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This service protects specific network activities to and from specific projects, systems, and information housed in university data centers (e.g., sensitive research projects, Wolverine Access transactions, MiServer instances, and others).
This service is a web-based tool that allows users to record, listen to, and learn names. It enables units to foster employee retention, and forge better customer relationships. All U-M students, faculty, staff, and alumni on the Ann Arbor, Dearborn, and Flint campuses, and at Michigan Medicine are eligible to use NameCoach. See more details on our NameCoach service page.
For help with Namecoach, contact the ITS Service Center .
Use this form to request a NameCoach Salutation, a "name page" that can be managed by your Department Admin/Event Host. The name page provides the pronunciation of event invitees' names for any events such as commencement, admissions-related events, award ceremonies, outreach programs, and others
To begin the creation of a name page and expedite the process, event hosts should use this form to provide preliminary information that is neede
This Service supports inquiries about Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools on U-M Campus. Submit your AI tool questions using this form.
This service provides software licenses previously available through Software Licensing & Distribution. The Software Store also provides options for tracking purchases and viewing departmental purchase histories.
This service supports the design and build new or upgrades of network services.
This service is database hosting service available throughout the University of Michigan. MiDatabase provides campus with a centrally managed, on-premise cloud environment that reduces the cost, risk and overhead involved in running services independently.
This service is an ethical and privacy-preserving platform designed to:
- Enable researchers to ask aggregate questions across multiple data sets in a ethical, privacy-preserving manner. Allow for a privacy and ethics body review to ensure that only appropriate, aggregate questions are asked.
- Allow researchers to ask aggregate questions across multiple data sets while no researcher has direct access to the data sets.
- Enable ITS to support such queries in a scalable, effective manner.
This service is a mobile application that provides in-app messages and announcements related to academic life, personalized class schedule information, news, well-being content, bus stops, parking locations, dining halls, featured university events, and emergency alert push notifications.
This service is software bundle that includes the core Google Apps of Email, Calendar, Docs, Sites, Contacts, and Chat as well as over 40 other apps designed to improve collaboration.
This service involves all processes used to request, order, audit, and pay for goods and services.
This service provides an easy-to-use interface for users to quickly identify software they need, what is available to them across campus and from whom, and potential alternatives. An underlying central database houses information for administrators to track software licenses to better manage cost, visibility, compliance, and security around these titles at both the central and unit level.
This service is learning solution that includes a course catalog, course registration system, payment gateway, and learning platform.
This service supports university staff who manage student accounts and information. Also supports admissions activities by processing application fees and enrollment deposits, and it interfaces with the Financial Aid module.
Financial Aid: Enables U-M staff to establish eligibility for federal, state and institutional need-based aid and for merit-based aid; evaluate and monitor aid-related communications; provide per-event and cumulative fiscal management reporting for all aid programs; and manage student work-study employment.
This service provides a foundation of protection for university IT resources, including those that enable teaching, learning, research, and administration. It is a continuation and expansion of the IT security program that has been in place for years.
This service is a tool that enhances workgroup communications. It provides a platform for individuals and groups to chat live online and keep conversations organized and accessible from anywhere, anytime.
This form is used to provide Active Directory group information to the IAM Elevated Access Management team for security groups as part of a Passwordstate configuration.
This form is to request assistance with Printing at Campus Computing locations (also known as Sites) across campus via MPrint. Sites locations offer black and white, color, tabloid, or poster printers. Everyone is welcome to print at Campus Computing locations, though printing allocations vary.
Most Campus Computing Sites provide black and white laser printing, and several provide color or large format printing. Use this request for support of these printers.
This service to supports the housing requirement that users register all devices that connect to the wired network in U-M residence halls.
This service lets any Mac or Windows computer with a web connection use Sites Windows software.
This Service provides an account which allows someone who does not have a U-M uniqname and UMICH password to authenticate to the U-M computing environment; to log in to the environment and be identified. It does not automatically authorize that person to use any services.
This service is a software-based conference room system that provides a streamlined experience for audio conferencing, wireless screen sharing, and video conferencing using the Zoom platform. Users of a Zoom Room can launch scheduled Zoom meetings with a single press of a button. This makes it easy to combine in-person and virtual guests in a simple, no-hassle hybrid meeting experience.