After three years of behind-the-scenes work, the UM-Dearborn campus’s enterprise reporting system has been successfully transitioned to a better, more sustainable platform, without downtime for their customers.
We need your help in ensuring all systems integrated with Duo have transitioned to Okta by December 1, 2026.
To get the UM-Flint campus ready for the Fall semester, ITS Classroom Services runs a full audit on every classroom to make sure all equipment is ready for day one.
Biology 171, a high-enrollment course with hundreds of digital instructional materials, presented an opportunity to improve accessibility at scale. Through a cross-unit collaboration, contributors reviewed and remediated 598 course materials, improving Canvas pages, documents, presentations, and other resources students rely on throughout the semester.
Now that the Okta experience for sign-in and MFA is live, go passwordless by setting up Okta FastPass on your computer!
Beginning in March 2026, new global standards from the Certificate Authority/Browser Forum will gradually reduce the lifespan of TLS/SSL digital certificates, critical tools for authenticating websites and securing data communication. By March 2029, certificates will last only 47 days – down from today’s 398.
Sign in with Okta by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, February 24 to be eligible to receive a $50 gift card to the U-M Tech Shop!
U-M’s Digital Signage Team is transitioning away from the one-size-fits-all model, delivering more flexible, targeted solutions campuswide.
The University of Michigan will enhance the university’s security by adopting Okta, the industry-leading platform for managing digital identities and access, for Single Sign-On (SSO) and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
The University of Michigan is ushering in a new era of connectivity on campus, thanks to sweeping initiatives led by Information and Technology Services.
ITS is excited to announce that, as of November 13, 2025, U-M GPT, U-M Maizey, and the Go Blue web app have all received significant user interface (UI) and branding updates. These changes are designed to create a more cohesive and intuitive experience across the U-M AI suite.
To reduce the risk of data breaches, Michigan Medicine is making email safer and simpler for its users.
Make a Maizey with the ITS Emerging Technology team. These dynamic, in-person workshops will give participants an introduction to U-M’s AI services and guide them through building a new Maizey project, an AI tool that leverages U-M GPT to analyze your own, custom data sources. Maizeys can be used to streamline workflows, analyze data, enhance Canvas courses, and more. U-M… Read More »
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.
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.
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 »
MiDesktop enables users to remotely access virtual desktops equipped with their project’s specific software, providing a cost-effective and adaptable alternative to traditional hardware.
ICPSR staff partner with Census Bureau Economist to digitize about 500 million United States census records.