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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 service provides a high availability, secure environment for hosting containerized applications and services.
This form is for general requests pertaining to the Google Cloud Platform service.
This form is used to request support for those with a Sites@Home device.
Ann Arbor Students may check out a pre-configured Windows PC laptop with access to the Campus Computing Sites software library. You will have local administrative access on the laptop to install or configure software to meet your needs.
This form is for Faculty and staff to request creation or deletion of an IoT Registration group. WiFi Registration groups are used for registration & management of departmental IoT devices.
This service is a pool of project managers available to manage large and complex projects. Also supports project management tools and methodologies.
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 provides a critical security capability to protect university websites, web applications, and DNS servers from external attacks, particularly Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks as well as attacks that attempt to compromise university web sites/apps
This form is to request assistance with an existing account supported by the Identity and Access Support team. Be aware that certain actions may also require an OARS request.
This service is a bundled remote computing service that provides cloud computing infrastructure over the Internet with storage, bandwidth and customized support for application programming interfaces (API).
This service allows basic port maintenance tasks on network switches.
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.
Internal to ITS load testing ensures that web applications and some other services can handle anticipated usage levels without slowness, degradation, or outages. Load testing is an industry best practice and part of due diligence when launching new services and making major changes or upgrades to existing services. Not having good load testing available exposes ITS to risk.
This form is to request an exception to run an Operating System (OS) that is no longer supported
This form is to request a TeamDynamix Dashboard be created, modified, and or pushed to TDX Technicians
This form is to request access to the ITS API Directory for development
This form is to request an API be promoted from Test to Prod, or to update an existing API in production.
This service is an MPathways module that provides automated invoice and payment processing to ensure timely and accurate payment for goods and services.
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 service is an MPathways module that is used to track and maintain information about the university’s assets, including their identification, acquisition data, current status, and financial data. This module allows users to update the description, location, and unit contact information for assets belonging to their department(s).
For more info, see Asset Management Module on the ITS website.
This service supports UMROOT, which is the largest of several Windows Active Directory (AD) forests on campus. UMRoot is where users are created and both central and local units place their Active Directory (AD) objects for using the Windows infrastructure.