Join award-winning journalist Karen Hao and Patrick Barry, clinical assistant professor at the University of Michigan Law School, for an eye-opening discussion on Hao’s best-selling book, “Empire of AI.” Monday, October 20, 5 p.m.
The University of Michigan has updated its Institutional Data Stewardship Policy (SPG 601.12) to strengthen the institution’s commitment to the effective and strategic management of institutional data.
Meet Izi Roussel, education systems manager for the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies at Michigan Medicine. He’s a life-long learner, chemist, programmer, and fantasy writer.
We sat down with Tejas Dumpeta, Network Software Developer intern for the ITS Network Infrastructure team, to chat about his experience with the ITS Internship Program and learn a bit more about him.
A small team at Michigan Medicine successfully moved a hospital’s entire digital core, including real-time care coordination and decades of patient records, to the North Campus Data Center without disruption. This move provided Michigan Medicine with direct control, building a more reliable digital infrastructure, and unlocked over $600k in cost savings annually.
I hope you are all enjoying a restful and energizing summer. This time of year is a wonderful reminder of how much the Michigan Technology Community contributes to the mission of our university. From enabling world-changing research to safeguarding our digital spaces and supporting the academic journey of every student, your work powers the heart of this institution.
Phishing and scams target university students across higher education. Help protect U-M students by spreading awareness of job offer and football ticket scams.
The Collaboration and Productivity Community of Practice goes beyond simply sharing information to ensure the U-M community understands the tools and services available to them.
Aubrey Morse is a senior project manager with Organizational Learning. Her journey at U-M is one of growth, connection, and discovery. She is driven to bring together people and technology, ensuring that everyone thrives in an ever-evolving landscape.
Meet Bryan Wilkerson, an ITS solutions architect who’s completed his bucket list.
I hope you have all had a fantastic May. As I look back on this past academic year, I feel an immense sense of gratitude about what the Michigan Technology Community has achieved for our beloved institution. This has been a year marked by both complex challenges and incredible milestones. Through it all, our IT professionals have stayed grounded in our values and committed to the people we serve. I am truly grateful to be part of this community.
U-M faculty, staff, and students now have access to two powerful new tools in their Google Workspace arsenal: Gemini and NotebookLM, Google’s latest generative AI services.
Michigan Dining has recently implemented a new POS system to streamline ordering, inventory management and more.
Meet JD Jordan, desktop support manager for the Executive IT team and security unit liaison (SUL).
U-M recently rolled out an improved Ann Arbor campus New Employee Orientation, a new U-M Onboarding program, and OnboardingA2 Maizey, an AI-powered chatbot that delivers answers to common new-hire questions.
Information and Technology Services is pleased to announce the integration of two new models into U-M GPT, the o1 and the o3-mini from OpenAI, which users can now access through the U-M GPT homepage dropdown menu. This update marks the first inclusion of ‘reasoning models’ to U-M’s AI services, which excel in the ability to perform tasks that require multi-step… Read More »
The Judy and Stanley Frankel Detroit Observatory pairs historical technology with modern tech to educate students, the university community, and the public.
ICPSR staff partner with Census Bureau Economist to digitize about 500 million United States census records.
The University of Michigan is enhancing its creative resources by offering unlimited access to Adobe Stock images for all active faculty, staff, and students.
At Michigan Medicine, technology plays a crucial role in supporting patient care. The Health Information Technology and Services (HITS) Customer Experience team understands that IT should work more seamlessly for the people who use it every day–and that’s why user research was a key part of designing the new Edge UMICH authenticated browser for Kiosk computers.