The DoIT Departmental Support Windows Operating System Deployment (OSD) Service is a flexible, cost-effective solution that UW–Madison departments may use to deploy Windows and commonly installed applications to departmentally owned systems.
The Managed Security Layer (MSL) service bundles centrally available endpoint management and security tools offered by UW–Madison and the Office of Cybersecurity into an affordable service that can assist UW departments to align with cybersecurity best practices and comply with UW–Madison and Universities of Wisconsin policies regarding endpoint management, endpoint security and IT asset management.
NameCoach is a cloud-based service that allows students and instructors to record their name, in their own voice.
Google Groups is a service you can use to send mass email, grant group members permission to Google files, collaborate with colleagues and more.
Helping UW–Madison departments use data to create relevant communications and engagements through a variety of media—saving time, improving effectiveness, and removing redundancy.
Microsoft Teams is a business communication platform developed by Microsoft, as part of the Microsoft 365 family of products. Teams primarily offers workspace chat and videoconferencing, file storage, and application integration.
The CyberArk service provides password manager and Privilege Access Management (PAM) functionality and controls for users, accounts, processes, and systems at UW–Madison.
Globus is a web-based platform for research that supports secure data sharing, big data transfers, data lifecycle automation and secure sharing with collaborators at other institutions.
DoIT designs and builds hybrid conference room solutions that provide an intuitive and consistent audiovisual experience for Zoom, Webex, and Microsoft Teams meetings from the same touch screen controller. Systems can be scaled to meet the size and requirements of the room while retaining ease of use.
Last updated: As UW–Madison’s core research computing center, CHTC supports a variety of scalable computing capabilities, including high-throughput computing (HTC), tightly-coupled computations (e.g. “MPI”), high-memory, and GPUs. Research Computing Facilitators provide personalized consultations for new users, online learning materials, email-based support, and drop-in office hours for help. CHTC is also home to the HTCondor Software …