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This service is a cloud-based learning management system used by most U-M instructors and students to facilitate teaching, learning and collaboration. External applications, including Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) applications, can be integrated within Canvas courses to support and enhance teaching and learning activities both online and in the classroom.
University community members use their UMICH password when logging in to many services and systems at U-M. ITS operates the systems and provides support for this password. Previously this password has been known as the U-M Kerberos password, or the Level-1 password.
This form for the InCommon Certificate Service is used to get your university unit or group set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates via ACME clients such as certbot and win-acme. Requests for access are usually handled within two business days.
Fill out and submit this form to get your university unit or group set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates via ACME clients such as certbot and win-acme. Requests for access are usually handled within two business days.
This form is to initiate onboarding a new employee to MiWorkspace Onbboarding includes the computing resources and access required to get started on their first day. The onboarding process provisions network access, personal and departmental storage, printing, and hardware with appropriate software (if needed). The onboarding process and form is available to units who subscribe to the MiWorkspace service.
This service is available to faculty, staff, and students who work for university units that subscribe to the MiWorkspace service or to the MPrint printing service.
This service provides U-M researchers with high performance, secure and flexible computing environments enabling the analysis of sensitive data sets restricted by federal privacy laws, proprietary access agreements, or confidentiality requirements.
This service can be used to automatically back-up critical data stored on university-owned computers that isn't stored elsewhere. CrashPlan, the software powering the ITS Desktop Backup service, is designed to protect your data files, allowing you to restore your content to a repaired or replaced computer in case of theft or a hard drive crash.
For Desktop Backup (CrashPlan) support, please visit https://its.umich.edu/computing/backup-storage/... or contact the ITS Service Center https://its.umich.edu/help
This Service is for units that use a vendor-hosted product or service to store, process, or transmit university data, you must ensure adequate data protection. Whether you conduct a full Request for Proposals (RFP) or plan to use an open source product, you need to understand how potential vendors will protect university data prior to entering into a contractual relationship.
If your unit cannot determine the data classification, this form will assist Information Assurance in making a decision around the data classification level.
If your unit cannot determine the data classification, this form will assist Information Assurance in making a decision around the data classification level.
This Service is a campus-wide, AI-enabled workflow automation service that uses intelligent AI workflows to orchestrate complex, multi-step business processes. It will connect to various campus and cloud applications using low-code integrations, enabling non-developers to quickly create and deploy AI automations. These AI workflows will be able to interpret input, determine the next steps, and select the appropriate actions or tools
Schedule for Retirement, this service consists of lines that the university has rented from an external vendor which are routed through our telephone switch to enable 5-digit dialing.
This service is a tool for requesting and authorizing access to administrative data in ITS-managed systems and applications. It is also used to remove access when an employee no longer has a business need for that access, such as when an employee changes roles or transfers to another unit.
This Service is a cloud-based extract, transform, and load (ETL) product designed to perform large data operations. Informatica Cloud is an on-demand subscription service that provides a complete platform for cloud integration and data management.
This service is a payment given to an individual as compensation for participating in a research study. At the University of Michigan, the Human Subject Incentive Program (HSIP) staff oversees and administers the payment process.
This service is a software-sharing consortium for university units that choose to opt-in. Revenues collected fund a volume licensed software catalog and staff who support the service. Some of the services offered include compliance management, consortium and department funded license procurement, software help desk, hardware inventory, asset documentation, and review of license terms.
This service service is a web-based system that accommodates the electronic management of Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) animal use research protocols, controlled substances, and the associated ordering, census, and invoicing of animals for the Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine (ULAM) at the University of Michigan.
This service captures personal information when a prospective student first communicates with U-M. This initial record is modified when an individual's relationship with U-M changes (such as from prospect to applicant, to student, to financial aid recipient, to graduate, to professional school applicant, or to employee).
This service involves all processes used to request, order, audit, and pay for goods and services.
This service is used by the Payroll Office staff to maintain payroll data and manage the payroll processes. It captures employee attendance and timekeeping information, produces checks and statements of earnings (paystubs), distributes salary and fringe benefits to staff and retirees, processes remittances to government agencies for whom deductions are taken, and creates required tax documents.
Time & Labor: Provides a resource for managing all aspects of time and labor tracking.
This service allows authorized U-M staff members to create uniqnames and access to standard computing services for university affiliates who are not faculty, staff, or students.
This service is a directory of people and groups at the University of Michigan. All current members of the U-M community have profiles in the MCommunity Directory. This includes faculty, staff, students, retirees, alumni, and sponsored affiliates. Anyone who has a profile in the directory can create groups in the directory. It is an an enterprise directory; it covers the entire university. It is part of a larger identity management system that allows the university to know who is and is not a member of the U-M community so that central offices—as well as departments, schools, colleges, and campuses—can grant and remove access to their online resources as needed and appropriate.
This service is a cost-optimized, high-capacity, large-file storage service for research data. Locker provides high-performance for large files, and allows investigators across U-M Ann Arbor to connect their data to computing resources necessary for their research, including U-M’s HPC clusters.
This Service ensures that all campus customers have access to the same versions of software, promoting consistency across systems, ensures updates come from a trusted source, reducing the risk of compromised files. Local repository speeds up downloads and updates, enabling quicker implementation. ITS tailors the repository to meet the specific needs of campus customers by including software packages commonly used within the UM environment.
This form is to request access that provides data via the MCommunity LDAP Tree.