Administrative and business functions supporting the organization. e.g. general accounting, human resources, transportation, marketing, etc.
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ModifyThis service provides a security system for campus buildings requiring secure entry.
BYU Domains is a current initiative to enable students to learn the necessary skills needed to have an online presence, including creating a website and taking responsibility for their individual identity on the Internet.
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ModifyBYU Websites allows you to publish public, informational websites at BYU. It includes web hosting and content management, with central security, accessibility, design, and site monitoring.
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ModifyThe Campus Telephone Directory provides university directory information for departments, services and employees. Campus Telephone Directory will also help departments buy listings in commercial telephone directories.
Schedule space on campus.
This service allows independent study personnel to keep track of, organize and manage information pertaining to students and faculty.
This product is used by the Department of Continuing Education for hiring and managing personnel.
Used by the Ecclesiastical Clearance Office to track annual and new hire endorsements from the employees' ecclesiastical leaders.
Connects the Humanities department CSR with the current issue that needs support in that department.
This service was used as a test service. It is no longer in use. 3/27/2019
International Student Tracking is used by the International Office to track international students and report their activities to the INS office.
Internship Registration and Management System (IRAMS) is a service that allows students to apply for the opportunity to take a BYU class for internship credit.
This site aggregates and publishes all of the program and course learning outcomes for the university. It is open to the public for viewing.
Professors are able to gather feedback from students on how well the class is meeting their needs.
The BYU Mobile App Suite provides students, faculty, and staff access to a suite of campus applications through their iOS or Android devices.
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ModifyMY OIT Travel enables OIT personnel to submit travel requests that provide travel secretaries with necessary information about an employee’s trip.
This service is an application used by the Off-Campus Housing Office to keep/view the information concerning off-campus housing for students.
This product is the official website for the Office of IT, which includes information about its products and services.
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ModifyThe system maintains current databases of registered vehicles, citations, appeals, officers, etc as well as managing the calculation and storage of parking privileges.
Phire is used to migrate and track all changes within PeopleSoft environments.
BYU awards a certain amount of money each year for scholarships. Students can apply and, based on various criteria, be considered for these scholarships.
This service provides access to various apps, websites, and systems related to student health. Examples include the Healthy Together App and Student Health Plan.
The Student Voting service is a website with a Qualtrics survey that allows BYU students to vote for BYUSA candidates during elections
This provides BYU with budgeting, asset management, receiving, accounts payable, purchasing/e-procurement, general accounting and inventory.
This service allows for all Non-OIT technologies to be associated for reporting and incident association. Service Desk should be used if we're providing general IT support to users around campus.
Y-Marketplace is a procurement system for BYU employees to purchase goods and services from catalog vendors. It is a 3rd party product provided by VITG.
Y-Time tracks hourly employees time while employed by BYU.
Peoplesoft module supporting job listings for Campus positions.
YTrain is the Learning management system for employee training.
Development and implementation of university-specific applications and online systems.
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ModifyManaged Domain holds in trust running applications owned by others (without actually operating the software) by assembling all the necessary resources and monitoring performance and capacity.
Managed Domain servers are servers managed by OIT Platform Linux and Windows teams. These platform teams make sure that the OS patches are kept up-to-date and that best security practices are followed. The Platform team is in charge of the day-to-day operation of the Managed Domain servers. Each Managed Domain server also has an application owner who works closely with the Platform team to make sure that the applications installed on these servers are kept secure.
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ModifySharePoint is a platform for customers to build customized, collaborative team websites. This tool is tightly integrated with Microsoft Office Suite tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InfoPath, Access, Visio and others.
Services for presentation of audio and visual media to large or small audiences.
This service provides dedicated equipment to a room which allows you to record and securely store video and audio sessions. Each room contains a powered camera and microphone which securely feed servers hosted in the BYU Data Center.
Specialized Audio Visual Systems is a service for faculty, employees and departments to work with OIT to design, install or service audio and/or video technologies that are not within the core set of standard TEC services offered on campus.
Services that support students, faculty and learning across campus. e.g. student record management, student housing, student financials, research, classroom management, etc.
Canvas is a Learning Management System option offered by BYU as of Fall 2016. This option has been added to AIM as an alternative to using BYU Learning Suite. Professors may choose to use whichever option they would like.
This service allows students to apply for Federal Financial Aid, university scholarships and BYU short-term loans.
Honor Code Tracking is used by the Honor Code office to track their work, create and track reports and process ecclesiastical endorsements.
This is a partner product with Housing. This is not a BYU OIT service but we do provide support for network, platform, internet routing, and Oracle database support services.
IClicker (I>Clicker) is a combination of handheld devices, base and cloud software that allows class members to vote on various questions in class and then see in real time how the whole class has voted. This can be helpful to instructors to determine how well material is understood, spark conversation, help make decisions and any variety of uses that live feedback might provide.
BYU Learning Suite is a BYU-developed Learning Management System. The Learning Suite gives faculty the ability to communicate with students, share files, design courses, give online quizzes and exam, provide student feedback, submit grades and more.
This service is an easy-to-use management software for financial accounts on campus (such as various charges, refunds, tuition and financial aid).
Printing Solutions maintains the Pharos servers that supports public printing services on campus. This allows inventory all public printers across campus and on campus networks. It also enables OIT to manage billing, printing jobs and queues in a centralized way.
This service allows OIT to track and associate incidents related to the limited support we offer for personal and campus printers.
The Student Ecclesiastical Endorsement is an online tool for requesting and processing endorsements.
This web-based application provides instructors with a set of tools to perform such functions as printing rolls, managing student grading, and scheduling final exams.
Keeping university employees and students in contact with each other and the world.
BYU OIT offers short-term and long-term handheld two-way radio (Walkie-Talkie) rentals to BYU affiliated personnel. Two-way 800 MHz hand-held radios are available for communication within the campus and outside (with exceptions). The radios are available for long or short term rental.
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ModifyThe Campus Telephone Directory provides university directory information for departments, services and employees. Campus Telephone Directory will also help departments buy listings in commercial telephone directories.
Campus Television overview. Access and Location information
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ModifyMost campus departments use OIT’s Email Service for their email needs. For a number of reasons, others choose to manage their own email system. Email Monitoring and Spam Filtering provide management and monitoring utilities for email systems through the CanIt email filter. OIT will provide gateway services to email system administrators who want to use the gateways managed by OIT.
The process provides impact analysis, notification, calendaring, reviewing and documentation of all IT changes.
Lets users simultaneously send one email to multiple recipients.The majority of the lists at BYU are provided through listserv.byu.edu.
This is part of the ITSM Solutions tools suite. Incident Management is based on the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) best practices. The tool is implemented in Service-now.com. It is available to OIT employees.
UPDATE: 3/20/2020: Long Distance is now included with all of the IP phones ordered on campus. There is no need for the long distance codes.
myBYU is a one-stop customized web site that presents University information specific to each individual. Instead of looking for information, a user logs into myBYU, and the portal brings together all the relevant information customized to the user's needs and presents it in an organized manner.
IT Service Management is a set of specialized organizational capabilities for providing value to customers in the form of IT services.
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ModifyMicrosoft Outlook Voice Access is the current campus voicemail system that is a part of the Unified Messaging initiative.
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ModifyBYU’s video conferencing solution is available for all faculty, staff and students. Business class desktop, conference room, enterprise IM, webinar and audio bridge solutions are delivered through the cloud provider Zoom.
The Call Center Solution product is a solution for call centers ACD (automatic call distribution) requirements.
Equipment and applications for teaching, learning, and working.
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ModifyMonthly rental of refurbished computers. Priority is given to students first, then to anyone with a current BYU account.
Endpoint Configuration includes the ability to use System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) for Microsoft Windows system management, Microsoft Intune, and Jamf Pro (formerly known as Casper Suite) for Macintosh system management.
Google provides a number of free applications available to any indivdual with a Google Account. OIT does not currently have any licensing agreement with Google. However, our friendly and knowledgeable staff are happy to help with common issues you may come across. If we are unable to resolve your issue, we can refer you to to other resources that can.
Office 365 is available for All Current University Students and Employees. The license enables users to install a full desktop version of Office applications on five (5) personal computers as well as five (5) Android tablets, iPads, or smartphones. Office 365 includes both online and offline access to documents and editing.
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ModifySystem for obtaining software licensed by BYU. Allows browsing software titles, buying software, and downloading. Tracks titles you have purchased through the site.
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ModifyUnneeded electronic equipment (computers, projectors, and other items) has data is removed, are refurbished and sold, and e-waste is disposed of appropriately.
A variety of consultation services provided by the Office of IT, including security, AV, networking, and analytics/reports.
Items of interest for Computer Support Representatives (CSRs).
This service provides students with access to applications that are not installed on local computers.
Services enabling the movement of data from source systems into database tables for business analysis and analytics.
Access and Information about BusinessObjects (Bob) and Crystal Reports.
The Data Warehouse is an operational data store that supports analytic reporting for the campus.
Informatica is an ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) tool used to populate data warehouses, transform data for use in other systems, and for data batch processing.
Tableau is an information visualization and reporting tool which combines data from multiple repositories for easier access and reporting.
Assistance with university information technology and third-party applications.
Provides extensive university information, employee and student directory information, and related operator services.
The Knowledge Management process provides tools and process for capturing technical knowledge and making it available to both campus and support personnel as appropriate. As issues are reported through various incident and other methods, solutions to issues are captured and stored as articles which can later be searched and used in resolving repeat occurrences of an issue. In addition to break / fix solutions, articles can also contain operational procedures, how to / training information and other common knowledge that helps resolve technical issues.
Phone-in center staffed 24/7 by OIT personnel to address technology questions.
Instructor-led training in computer applications for all current employees and students. Also on-line training resources for independent learning.
Services governing access to university resources.
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ModifyActive Directory (AD) is a BYU implementation of Microsoft Active Directory. It provides a single Active Directory domain that BYU uses to simplify the management of systems and users at the university.
Issued to both students and employees—they are the main form of identification on campus. Required for many services and at certain venues.
Central Cashiering is a service partnered with CASHNet to provide the campus with secure transactions of payment and funds whether over-the-counter, back office payments or departmental deposits.
Duo is BYU's solution for more secure authentication than a single verfication point (i.e. a password only). This page provides basic information on what Duo is and how to start.
Notifies university students and employees in case of emergencies or threats using emails, IP phone messaging, and texts.
The ID Card Program is the internally-developed desktop application that the ID Center uses to create physical BYU ID Cards for students and patrons.
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ModifyA Net ID is used to identify and authenticate you to BYU applications.
It displays the university's department organization, including full time faculty, staff, administrators, part-time faculty, and 3/4-time faculty. Student employees are not displayed.
This service allows BYU employees and students to update their personal information.
Part of a university-wide security system the primary purpose of which safety and the protection of property. The University Police are the the sole customers of VSSec.
Enterprise-level hardware, software, systems, and network infrastructure that provide underlying support for institutional activities. e.g. storage, networking, data center, etc.
An active BYU Box account will allow users access to the following features:
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ModifySpace in the Data Center is based on the following requirements; rack or square foot floor space, power, cooling, and connectivity. Data Center space provides an environment for locating and operating all types of IT systems.
The Independent Domain is no longer available as an orderable service.
Independant Domain is an alternative to using BYU's Managed Domain service. It allows system administrators to manage their own servers for those that have needs outside of standard Managed Domain servers.
The Independent Domain is no longer available as an orderable service.
Independant Domain is an alternative to using BYU's Managed Domain service. It allows system administrators to manage their own servers for those that have needs outside of standard Managed Domain servers.
Workstation Backup is designed to protect critical data on university laptop and desktop computers.
Services enabling the ability to connect to campus and housing networks.
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ModifyLinks an internet site's numeric IP address to a name in the BYU domain. For example an IP address such as 128.187.22.129 could be associated with something like mysite.byu.edu.
On campus housing provides wired network access to the internet. Residents may connect personal wireless routers or hubs to meet additional network needs.
On premise compute and storage resources.
Monitors and executes procedures and/or instructions for computer, telecommunication, and network systems.
Help for users to understand what RDP is and how to connect.
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ModifyRequired to protect campus resources from on or off campus. Creates an encrypted connection to the accessed area of the BYU network. Uses Cisco Anyconnect VPN Client.
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ModifyJohn Payne has requested that we archive the Security Articles because they don't want any of their info public and are handling all inquiries internally. Mandy Oscarson archived this.
OIT has implemented several web filtering systems to protect BYU network users that block things such as inappropriate material from BYU networks.
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ModifyWired access to the BYU network, BYU systems, and high speed Internet is provided in most areas of the campus.
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ModifyThe BYU Office of Information Technology provides wireless internet (WiFi) access to the campus community from within many academic buildings. Users with wireless-enabled computers or other devices may access the internet using this wireless service.
BYU OIT offers short-term and long-term handheld two-way radio (Walkie-Talkie) rentals to BYU affiliated personnel. Two-way 800 MHz hand-held radios are available for communication within the campus and outside (with exceptions). The radios are available for long or short term rental.
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ModifyThis service provides a security system for campus buildings requiring secure entry.
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ModifyActive Directory (AD) is a BYU implementation of Microsoft Active Directory. It provides a single Active Directory domain that BYU uses to simplify the management of systems and users at the university.
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ModifyAn active BYU Box account will allow users access to the following features:
Access and Information about BusinessObjects (Bob) and Crystal Reports.
BYU Domains is a current initiative to enable students to learn the necessary skills needed to have an online presence, including creating a website and taking responsibility for their individual identity on the Internet.
Issued to both students and employees—they are the main form of identification on campus. Required for many services and at certain venues.
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ModifyBYU Websites allows you to publish public, informational websites at BYU. It includes web hosting and content management, with central security, accessibility, design, and site monitoring.
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ModifyThe Campus Telephone Directory provides university directory information for departments, services and employees. Campus Telephone Directory will also help departments buy listings in commercial telephone directories.
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ModifyProvides extensive university information, employee and student directory information, and related operator services.
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ModifySchedule space on campus.
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ModifyThe Campus Telephone Directory provides university directory information for departments, services and employees. Campus Telephone Directory will also help departments buy listings in commercial telephone directories.
Campus Television overview. Access and Location information
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ModifyMost campus departments use OIT’s Email Service for their email needs. For a number of reasons, others choose to manage their own email system. Email Monitoring and Spam Filtering provide management and monitoring utilities for email systems through the CanIt email filter. OIT will provide gateway services to email system administrators who want to use the gateways managed by OIT.
Canvas is a Learning Management System option offered by BYU as of Fall 2016. This option has been added to AIM as an alternative to using BYU Learning Suite. Professors may choose to use whichever option they would like.
Central Cashiering is a service partnered with CASHNet to provide the campus with secure transactions of payment and funds whether over-the-counter, back office payments or departmental deposits.
The process provides impact analysis, notification, calendaring, reviewing and documentation of all IT changes.
This service provides students with access to applications that are not installed on local computers.
This service provides dedicated equipment to a room which allows you to record and securely store video and audio sessions. Each room contains a powered camera and microphone which securely feed servers hosted in the BYU Data Center.
Monthly rental of refurbished computers. Priority is given to students first, then to anyone with a current BYU account.
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ModifySpace in the Data Center is based on the following requirements; rack or square foot floor space, power, cooling, and connectivity. Data Center space provides an environment for locating and operating all types of IT systems.
The Data Warehouse is an operational data store that supports analytic reporting for the campus.
This service allows independent study personnel to keep track of, organize and manage information pertaining to students and faculty.
This product is used by the Department of Continuing Education for hiring and managing personnel.
Duo is BYU's solution for more secure authentication than a single verfication point (i.e. a password only). This page provides basic information on what Duo is and how to start.
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ModifyEmail service for BYU employees and students. Accessed through Microsoft Outlook, it is primarily used for sending/receiving email, scheduling meetings/resources, and calendaring.
Notifies university students and employees in case of emergencies or threats using emails, IP phone messaging, and texts.
Used by the Ecclesiastical Clearance Office to track annual and new hire endorsements from the employees' ecclesiastical leaders.
Endpoint Configuration includes the ability to use System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) for Microsoft Windows system management, Microsoft Intune, and Jamf Pro (formerly known as Casper Suite) for Macintosh system management.
This service allows students to apply for Federal Financial Aid, university scholarships and BYU short-term loans.
Lets users simultaneously send one email to multiple recipients.The majority of the lists at BYU are provided through listserv.byu.edu.
Google provides a number of free applications available to any indivdual with a Google Account. OIT does not currently have any licensing agreement with Google. However, our friendly and knowledgeable staff are happy to help with common issues you may come across. If we are unable to resolve your issue, we can refer you to to other resources that can.
Honor Code Tracking is used by the Honor Code office to track their work, create and track reports and process ecclesiastical endorsements.
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ModifyLinks an internet site's numeric IP address to a name in the BYU domain. For example an IP address such as 128.187.22.129 could be associated with something like mysite.byu.edu.
This is a partner product with Housing. This is not a BYU OIT service but we do provide support for network, platform, internet routing, and Oracle database support services.
On campus housing provides wired network access to the internet. Residents may connect personal wireless routers or hubs to meet additional network needs.
Connects the Humanities department CSR with the current issue that needs support in that department.
This service was used as a test service. It is no longer in use. 3/27/2019
IClicker (I>Clicker) is a combination of handheld devices, base and cloud software that allows class members to vote on various questions in class and then see in real time how the whole class has voted. This can be helpful to instructors to determine how well material is understood, spark conversation, help make decisions and any variety of uses that live feedback might provide.
The ID Card Program is the internally-developed desktop application that the ID Center uses to create physical BYU ID Cards for students and patrons.
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ModifyThis is part of the ITSM Solutions tools suite. Incident Management is based on the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) best practices. The tool is implemented in Service-now.com. It is available to OIT employees.
The Independent Domain is no longer available as an orderable service.
Independant Domain is an alternative to using BYU's Managed Domain service. It allows system administrators to manage their own servers for those that have needs outside of standard Managed Domain servers.
The Independent Domain is no longer available as an orderable service.
Independant Domain is an alternative to using BYU's Managed Domain service. It allows system administrators to manage their own servers for those that have needs outside of standard Managed Domain servers.
Informatica is an ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) tool used to populate data warehouses, transform data for use in other systems, and for data batch processing.
International Student Tracking is used by the International Office to track international students and report their activities to the INS office.
Internship Registration and Management System (IRAMS) is a service that allows students to apply for the opportunity to take a BYU class for internship credit.
The Knowledge Management process provides tools and process for capturing technical knowledge and making it available to both campus and support personnel as appropriate. As issues are reported through various incident and other methods, solutions to issues are captured and stored as articles which can later be searched and used in resolving repeat occurrences of an issue. In addition to break / fix solutions, articles can also contain operational procedures, how to / training information and other common knowledge that helps resolve technical issues.
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ModifyThis site aggregates and publishes all of the program and course learning outcomes for the university. It is open to the public for viewing.
BYU Learning Suite is a BYU-developed Learning Management System. The Learning Suite gives faculty the ability to communicate with students, share files, design courses, give online quizzes and exam, provide student feedback, submit grades and more.
UPDATE: 3/20/2020: Long Distance is now included with all of the IP phones ordered on campus. There is no need for the long distance codes.
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ModifyManaged Domain holds in trust running applications owned by others (without actually operating the software) by assembling all the necessary resources and monitoring performance and capacity.
Managed Domain servers are servers managed by OIT Platform Linux and Windows teams. These platform teams make sure that the OS patches are kept up-to-date and that best security practices are followed. The Platform team is in charge of the day-to-day operation of the Managed Domain servers. Each Managed Domain server also has an application owner who works closely with the Platform team to make sure that the applications installed on these servers are kept secure.
Office 365 is available for All Current University Students and Employees. The license enables users to install a full desktop version of Office applications on five (5) personal computers as well as five (5) Android tablets, iPads, or smartphones. Office 365 includes both online and offline access to documents and editing.
Professors are able to gather feedback from students on how well the class is meeting their needs.
The BYU Mobile App Suite provides students, faculty, and staff access to a suite of campus applications through their iOS or Android devices.
A Net ID is used to identify and authenticate you to BYU applications.
This service is an easy-to-use management software for financial accounts on campus (such as various charges, refunds, tuition and financial aid).
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ModifyMY OIT Travel enables OIT personnel to submit travel requests that provide travel secretaries with necessary information about an employee’s trip.
myBYU is a one-stop customized web site that presents University information specific to each individual. Instead of looking for information, a user logs into myBYU, and the portal brings together all the relevant information customized to the user's needs and presents it in an organized manner.
MyMap is what BYU students use to plan, organize, and register for courses.
This service is an application used by the Off-Campus Housing Office to keep/view the information concerning off-campus housing for students.
This product is the official website for the Office of IT, which includes information about its products and services.
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ModifyOn premise compute and storage resources.
Monitors and executes procedures and/or instructions for computer, telecommunication, and network systems.
It displays the university's department organization, including full time faculty, staff, administrators, part-time faculty, and 3/4-time faculty. Student employees are not displayed.
The system maintains current databases of registered vehicles, citations, appeals, officers, etc as well as managing the calculation and storage of parking privileges.
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ModifyThis service allows BYU employees and students to update their personal information.
Printing Solutions maintains the Pharos servers that supports public printing services on campus. This allows inventory all public printers across campus and on campus networks. It also enables OIT to manage billing, printing jobs and queues in a centralized way.
Phire is used to migrate and track all changes within PeopleSoft environments.
This service allows OIT to track and associate incidents related to the limited support we offer for personal and campus printers.
Help for users to understand what RDP is and how to connect.
BYU awards a certain amount of money each year for scholarships. Students can apply and, based on various criteria, be considered for these scholarships.
Phone-in center staffed 24/7 by OIT personnel to address technology questions.
IT Service Management is a set of specialized organizational capabilities for providing value to customers in the form of IT services.
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ModifySharePoint is a platform for customers to build customized, collaborative team websites. This tool is tightly integrated with Microsoft Office Suite tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InfoPath, Access, Visio and others.
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ModifyOIT’s internal team messaging tool is currently offered through Slack.
System for obtaining software licensed by BYU. Allows browsing software titles, buying software, and downloading. Tracks titles you have purchased through the site.
Instructor-led training in computer applications for all current employees and students. Also on-line training resources for independent learning.
Specialized Audio Visual Systems is a service for faculty, employees and departments to work with OIT to design, install or service audio and/or video technologies that are not within the core set of standard TEC services offered on campus.
The Student Ecclesiastical Endorsement is an online tool for requesting and processing endorsements.
This service provides access to various apps, websites, and systems related to student health. Examples include the Healthy Together App and Student Health Plan.
This web-based application provides instructors with a set of tools to perform such functions as printing rolls, managing student grading, and scheduling final exams.
The Student Voting service is a website with a Qualtrics survey that allows BYU students to vote for BYUSA candidates during elections
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ModifyUnneeded electronic equipment (computers, projectors, and other items) has data is removed, are refurbished and sold, and e-waste is disposed of appropriately.
Part of a university-wide security system the primary purpose of which safety and the protection of property. The University Police are the the sole customers of VSSec.
Tableau is an information visualization and reporting tool which combines data from multiple repositories for easier access and reporting.
This provides BYU with budgeting, asset management, receiving, accounts payable, purchasing/e-procurement, general accounting and inventory.
This service allows for all Non-OIT technologies to be associated for reporting and incident association. Service Desk should be used if we're providing general IT support to users around campus.
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ModifyRequired to protect campus resources from on or off campus. Creates an encrypted connection to the accessed area of the BYU network. Uses Cisco Anyconnect VPN Client.
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ModifyMicrosoft Outlook Voice Access is the current campus voicemail system that is a part of the Unified Messaging initiative.
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ModifyBYU’s video conferencing solution is available for all faculty, staff and students. Business class desktop, conference room, enterprise IM, webinar and audio bridge solutions are delivered through the cloud provider Zoom.
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ModifyJohn Payne has requested that we archive the Security Articles because they don't want any of their info public and are handling all inquiries internally. Mandy Oscarson archived this.
OIT has implemented several web filtering systems to protect BYU network users that block things such as inappropriate material from BYU networks.
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ModifyWired access to the BYU network, BYU systems, and high speed Internet is provided in most areas of the campus.
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ModifyThe BYU Office of Information Technology provides wireless internet (WiFi) access to the campus community from within many academic buildings. Users with wireless-enabled computers or other devices may access the internet using this wireless service.
Workstation Backup is designed to protect critical data on university laptop and desktop computers.
Y-Marketplace is a procurement system for BYU employees to purchase goods and services from catalog vendors. It is a 3rd party product provided by VITG.
Y-Time tracks hourly employees time while employed by BYU.
The Call Center Solution product is a solution for call centers ACD (automatic call distribution) requirements.
Peoplesoft module supporting job listings for Campus positions.
YTrain is the Learning management system for employee training.