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We provide hardware and software support, network troubleshooting, and AV equipment maintenance in college owned rooms. Our services include virtual computing, network storage, database, web server, virtual machine, general printing, 3D printing, equipment disposal, temporary equipment checkout, and access for administrative applications.
The password management service allows you to change and recover password for credentials assigned to you as well as to manage two factor authentication devices and settings for your accounts.
Departmental servers contain a vast amount of valuable data critical to the university’s missions of instruction and research. The university has an interest in making sure this data is not inadvertently lost, whether by human error, equipment failure, or malware attack. The owners and administrators of these systems can request backup services.
The account management service allows an individual to request the creation of additional university accounts associated to their person or their department.
The Electronic Visualization Laboratory (EVL) is an interdisciplinary research laboratory in the UIC College of Engineering’s Computer Science department. EVL specializes in collaborative visualization, virtual reality, visual data science, and advanced ML/AI computing and networking infrastructure.
The Liaison Manager application allows Delegate Authorities to manage their unit's liaisons. Liaisons are staff members within each department who have been designated to fulfill a specific role on behalf of their department. Individuals can have more than one liaison role for one or many departments and have access to various tools to fulfill that role.
Messaging and collaboration solutions provide direct messaging, group conversations, and virtual spaces that allow users to create and assign tasks and share files in a central place, in addition to chatting.
Assistance with IT security questions and issues.
Awards/prizes, expense reimbursements, honorariums, human subject payments, independent contractors, royalties, scholarship/fellowships, and other income
The Virtual Private Network service allows you to securely access resources at UIC over a non-UIC Internet connection. While connected to the VPN, the client software works with the operating system to determine when you are accessing an Internet location that the client should protect. When you are accessing such a location, the VPN client encrypts the data.
Web hosting is an online service that allows you to build websites and make them available on the internet. Technology Solutions provides several options for hosting.
UIC's IT Service Desk, staffed by Technology Solutions, is available to assist the UIC community with their IT questions and address any problems that arise.
This service will be utilized to by Pcard holders to request access to Amazon Business.
Technology and IT support for Office of Medicaid Innovation (OMI) employees.
Startel, the campus-wide public security system, is maintained and operated by Technology Solutions. The system is best identified by the 8-foot, blue-light bollards or posts located throughout the public walkways, restrooms, common areas, and elevators on the East and West campuses.
New user access and onboarding to ACER systems including High-Performance Computing (HPC), Research Data Storage (RDS), and Secure Computing Environment (SCE).
UIC Alert is a service that allows authorized UIC officials to send email and/or text messages to mobile phones or any text message capable device in the case of a campus emergency.
This service is used for System Office employees to request services and report problems to the Teamdynamix Administration team.
Medical Education database for College of Medicine. (click on link for service request)
Tax inquiries, tax forms, tuition waiver taxation, Certificate for working out of State (CNR)
Wepa is a cloud-based printing system that offers integrations with Blackboard, Google Drive, and more. With over 70 stations installed across the university, printing is never far away.