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Communicate through wireless networks on laptops, tablets, cellular phones, and other devices.
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Electronic research administration, including research business office operations.
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Dropbox at U-M is a cloud file storage option that provides automatic back-up and is readily accessible from any device.
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MPrint is U-M's printing service that allows campus community members to print from their computer or mobile device to networked campus printers.
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Zoom unifies cloud video conferencing, simple online meetings, and group messaging.
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Google at U-M is a Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals software bundle that provides core apps Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sites, Meet, Chat, and more.
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Campus Computing Sites provide public access workstations—including a wide variety of software and computing services—to U-M students, faculty, and staff.
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Shibboleth allows people to log in to web resources at InCommon-member institutions using the ID and password they use at their own institution.
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Software Services offers software licensing and purchasing for University of Michigan departments.
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SignNow is a cloud-based offering that enables users to electronically prepare and send university business documents for the purpose of requesting and obtaining digital signatures and other information on those documents.
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Adobe Creative Cloud is a collection of applications and services for designing print and online media, video editing, web development, photography, and more.
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The U-M Net VPN service creates a secure, encrypted connection between your device and the U-M network. It enables access to university resources from untrusted networks.
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Microsoft Office 365 is available to current University of Michigan faculty, staff, students, and emeritus with regular uniqnames.
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Virtual Sites is a tool that allows faculty, staff, and students to access a full Campus Computing Sites Windows desktop virtual desktop from any device. This provides on-the-go access to a broad range of licensed software.
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Slack at U-M is a collaboration tool that enhances workgroup communications.
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M-Pathways' integrated structure allows data to be shared among M-Pathways modules and between M-Pathways and other reporting systems. The university's M-Pathways systems include: the Financials & Physical Resources System, the Human Resource Management System, and the Student Administration System.
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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.
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Zoom Phone is a downloadable softphone application that allows users to make and receive phone calls via the internet on mobile devices, laptops, and desktops.
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Students on the Ann Arbor campus can check out a pre-configured Windows PC laptop with access to the Campus Computing Sites software library.
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The ITS Tech Repair Service provides low-cost assistance to U-M individuals and departments at two full-service locations.