My Recently Visited Services
This Service provides real time, walk-in support at no cost to you. Our student team partners with you to solve issues, find resources, and diagnose problems. Our goal is to help you feel informed and empowered to get the most from your technology.
This Service provides assistance or collaboration with making information technology (websites, documents, media) accessible to work towards meeting the requirements of the EIT Accessibility Standard Practice Guide on campus.
This service enables mass delivery of announcements to all U-M employees and Ann Arbor students. More specific population groups can be requested, and the service can also supply lists of U-M faculty, staff, and Ann Arbor students, for uses beyond email. For official university use only.
Do you have a message you would like to communicate to large groups of university faculty, staff, or students? The Targeted Email Service offers three options:
- Request a Targeted Email
U-M faculty, staff, and students may request a mass email to populations of U-Memployees and Ann Arbor students
- Request a Mailing List
Request a data file of U-M employees and Ann Arbor students, for use with your own email application or service
- Licensed Departmental Use
U-M departments may arrange direct access to the email campaign software, to meet frequent messaging needs
This form is to request that the ITS Service Support team remove sensitive data such as Social Security Numbers from TeamDynamix tickets
Internal to ITS, this Service allows users of the retired ITS Jira Service to view archived Jira data. The Jira Service was used by ITS staff to plan, track, and manage agile and software development projects.
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 is for general requests pertaining to the Google Cloud Platform service.
This Service provides an enterprise tool and framework for use across all U-M campuses and Michigan Medicine to organize, manage, and collaborate on digital assets used in marketing, communications. Specifically, the following types of digital assets will be maintained in the system: photographs, still images, graphics, and branding materials.
Video and Audio files are planned to be supported in the future, along with academic (instructional and research) business needs.
This service is an advanced, offensive form of security testing designed to provide a deep technical analysis of a target environment’s vulnerability to exploitation and attack, also called pen testing and ethical hacking. A skilled security professional will explore a combination of approaches to discover weaknesses that a hacker could exploit.
This form is to request a new AFS group that can be used to host web sites with ITS web servers that mount AFS.
This service is a high-capacity, reliable, secure, and fast storage solution. It is tuned for large files (which corresponds roughly to be files in 1 megabyte in size or larger), but it is still capable of efficiently storing small files, such as: word documents, spreadsheets, image files, etc. Turbo enables investigators across the University of Michigan to store and access data needed for their research via a local host in a lab or our High Performance Computing Clusters, such as: Great Lakes, Lighthouse, and Armis 2. Additionally, it supports the storing of sensitive data on HIPAA compliant systems, such as the Armis 2 cluster managed by ARC.
This form is to request access to the ITS API Directory for development
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 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 offers high-impact visible communication to anyone in U-M buildings and public areas on the U-M Campus.
The ITS Digital Signage service provides a shared digital signage infrastructure and centrally managed media content. Content can include live data, RSS feeds, text, images, HTML, Video, Flash, Excel, PDFs, maps, weather, videos and more!
See the Digital Signage site for more information: https://its.umich.edu/communication/television-...
This service is a global testing tool used by researchers and science networks to ensure network performance on connections on high speed connections. The perfSONAR appliances are maintained at ITS network core and inside ITS data center locations.
This form is for securely providing identity documents for special ID verification needs. Use only when directed.
This services provides a consistent and intuitive audiovisual experience. Our goal is to help units design and build sensible AV solutions that are cost-effective and are integrated with U-M infrastructure. ITS Audiovisual Service is available for conference rooms at schools, colleges, and other units on the U-M Ann Arbor campus.
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 lets any Mac or Windows computer with a web connection use Sites Windows software.
This service works with the University of Michigan community to ensure that U-M information technology policies and guidelines are followed and responds to reports of abuse and misuse of U-M IT resources. Receiving and investigating reports of U-M technology and information policy violations as they pertain to U-M-provided resources. Supporting problem-solving and providing guidance for handling IT policy-related matters. Providing IT policy interpretation and information to help students, faculty, and staff understand university and departmental policy, including the responsible use of shared resources. As necessary and appropriate, supporting Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), eDiscovery, and approved U-M investigatory matters.
This service protects the entire University of Michigan, while not impacting the transfer of large amounts of data.
Optery is a third-party vendor that removes personal information from the internet. Optery works with data brokers to remove an individual’s data on their behalf. It also provides a user-friendly dashboard to track progress. A fully established U-M service will allow for a federated/unit-based admin and budget model.