Computers & Software

Campus units requiring additional IT desktop support personnel to meet surge, project, or event staffing needs can contract with ITS to receive help from their Neighborhood IT desktop support group.

Windows Platform as a Service provides a cost-effective Windows management solution that enables units to deliver consistently configured workstations in a zero or light-touch operational model.

This consortium provides a catalog of volume licenses for software usable by units that are part of the consortium.

This directory aims to become a central library of software titles and packages available to faculty, staff, and students across all three campuses and Michigan Medicine.

The Software Store lists software titles available for purchase at discounted prices for university-related use by faculty, staff and students.

Units subscribing to MiWorkspace can get help for general compute projects, including endpoint management, application development, and systems integration with service management, asset tracking, research, and instructional technology tools.

The U-M Accessibility Scanning Service is a web-based scanning tool intended to help units and departments that have a large web presence make their offerings accessible.

Students on the Ann Arbor campus can check out a pre-configured Windows PC laptop with access to the Campus Computing Sites software library.

We offer real time, walk-in technical support at no cost to you. Our student team partners with you to solve issues, diagnose problems, and connect you with the right resources. It's not just about fixes—it's about empowering you with knowledge to protect and optimize your tech.

MPrint Platform as a Service enables printing from university-owned and personally-owned devices to a broad spectrum of university-owned network printers.