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This service unifies cloud video conferencing, simple online meetings, group messaging, and provides the option for meeting recordings. Zoom offers high quality video, audio, and wireless screen-sharing across Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, iOS, Android, Blackberry, Zoom Rooms, and H.323/SIP room systems.

This form for the Incommon Certificate Service is used to get your university unit set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates through the CERTInext Dashboard.

Fill out and submit this form to get your university unit set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates through the CERTInext Dashboard. Access to the CERTInext Dashboard requires that you always have two or more staff members who can manage your certificates. Requests for access are usually handled within two business days.

This Service supports inquiries about Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools on U-M Campus. Submit your AI tool questions using this form.

This service makes InCommon server certificates and Active Directory (UMROOT) certificates available for U-M use, as well as roll-up certificate bundles supports the use of InCommon SSL certificates, which are recommended for university websites. They are free through U-M's membership in InCommon and trusted by all popular web browsers and operating systems.

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 form is to request user access to one of the HPC clusters (Great Lakes, Armis2, or Lighthouse).

This service offers evaluations to explore high-tech accommodation options. These can improve technology use for people with short- or long-term disabilities. Our service is available to U-M students and staff who are not covered by other services. Training and problem solving help is also available. We have many years of experience recommending solutions. There is no charge.

To make an appointment or ask a question, please fill out the form below.

This form is for the Tech Repair service to intake requests to repair devices purchased using university funds
Use this form to request for devices purchased using university funds

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 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 is to request assistance from the ITS Migrations and Scheduling team to manage jobs.

This service is for searching, monitoring, and analyzing machine-generated big data via a Web-style interface.

This form is for providing the required documentation and initiating the required review and approval process by ITS Network Infrastructure, in consultation with ITS Information Assurance, prior to activation of any Network Extension to the U-M Network per the University wide Network Security Standard (DS-14).

This Service is an access management tool with current institutional data available to create groups and automatically sync them where they are needed to control access to services

Group membership can be created using available institutional data in Grouper.
Your service is able to read group membership to control access from either UMROOT Active Directory or eDirectory (MCommunity) targets.
Identities external to U-M without a uniqname do not need access to your service. People entitled to access your service must all have a uniqname.
Grouper is the authoritative source for group membership.

This service is a is high-speed storage connected via fiber optics for maximum performance, with real-time mirroring between two data centers. This storage is used to deliver other services including MiBackup and AFS, and is not offered as a rate-based service to campus.

This service is required of U-M students, faculty, and staff when they create their U-M uniqnames and passwords. Two-factor means that when you log in, you provide two proofs of your identity. At U-M, that means your password plus Duo. Alumni may choose to keep using or add Duo two-factor to protect their U-M accounts.

This service provides a full lineup of news, entertainment, and sports channels is available through our campus-wide cable network. Campus units can purchase a cable connection in most campus buildings. Cable service is available in residence hall lounges and other public areas, and in some graduate student apartments.

This form is used to request to add a service to the Sensitive Data Guide

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.

Use this form to request an exception to a policy or standard.

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.

This service provides end-to-end lifecycle management of iOS devices. The platform offers the ability to deploy, upgrade, configure, and manage iOS within the limits of the Apple MDM API, as well as deploy software titles purchased via the Apple Volume Purchase Program.

This service provides a single source for information about students and the administrative data that supports learning and teaching at U-M. The system shares the information contained in the integrated. database across the administrative and academic units on the Ann Arbor campus.

This service provides merchants the option of using ITS-supported infrastructure and equipment that are PCI-compliant when setting up their credit card-processing systems.

This Service is a suite of services to support academic space scheduling and reporting. SPACES can help units automate academic classroom scheduling while meeting pedagogical needs, manage event creation and reservations, and vizialize and model data for campus planning. SPACES is integrated with Oracle PeopleSoft Campus Solutions for class section and classroom data.