Leadership
IT governance
Engaging faculty, staff and students in decisions that affect them is an important part of how UW–Madison works. Governance helps us set priorities, determine policy, allocate budget and evaluate effectiveness.
Vice Provost & CIO
Didier Contis, Vice Provost for Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, directs the Division of Information Technology (DoIT), as well as the university offices of the Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Security Officer.
Advisory groups
In our collaborative approach to information technology at UW–Madison, advisory groups provide thought leadership vital to informed decision-making.
IT providers
UW–Madison Information Technology services are provided through a collaborative network of IT units distributed throughout the university in schools, colleges and divisions.
Suggest a provider
Know another university IT provider to list here? Let us know.
IT in action
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New Data Classification Initiative
This effort will simplify how we — as an organization — categorize and protect information. As this work gets underway, we‘ll develop “just-in-time” guidance and automation to help everyone understand how to…
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Learn@UW tools bring engagement & cost savings to students
Did you know Top Hat saved students more than $1 million last year, and savings from Engage eTexts total $21.4 million? Learn@UW’s academic technology tools lower costs for our students—all while helping…
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Inside the partnership that kept thousands of IT systems running when Workday launched
From email and door badges to cloud storage and research databases, thousands of university systems had to learn how to work with Workday. Peek inside the behind-the-scenes effort to make that happen—representing…
IT communities
IT Connects
IT Connects groups host events, networking opportunities and communities of practice to foster collaboration, community building and knowledge sharing.
Organizations & user groups
To better represent our core missions of teaching, learning, research and service, UW–Madison’s IT community engages with a variety of organizations and groups.
Tech Partners
Connect with the Tech Partners Office 365 Group to stay updated on UW–Madison technology news, share expert advice, and access collaborative resources.
Virtual Office Hours
Join us Friday mornings for Virtual Office Hours. These sessions bring the IT community together and feature open discussions and guest speakers showcasing their work.