University and SPH services related to new user onboarding, authentication, and authorization for specialized software solutions.
Password Managers As long as we have passwords, using a password manager will be an important step in staying secure online. A good password manager will: Create strong, unique passwords … Continue reading “1Password for Password Management”
As part of your Microsoft Office365 account, Outlook provides email and calendaring services on your computer, phone, or tablet. Using this service, you have access to the University-wide address book, … Continue reading “Email, Calendar and Contacts”
Faculty and other eligible PIs at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health are provided no-cost access to the FAS RC (Research Computing) high-performance computing cluster. The system underwent a … Continue reading “High Performance Research Computing”
We provide a solution for the central storage and management of data files. Each department at SPH is allocated a “Shared Drive” (S: drive) for shared files. Departmental S: drives … Continue reading “Network Storage”
SharePoint for Harvard is built on Microsoft’s M365 SharePoint Online. This service provides a range of collaboration tools for projects and teams including secure, centralized document management and sharing. SharePoint … Continue reading “Online Team Collaboration”
Part of the Office365 suite offered to all faculty, staff, and students, OneDrive is a file storage and sharing solution that provides easy access to your personal files from any … Continue reading “Personal Cloud Storage”
The Department of Information Technology is responsible for the maintenance of, and upgrades to, the financial aid system available to applicants and admitted students. Known as MyFinAid, the system is … Continue reading “Student Financial Aid Portal”
The Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health has deployed wireless access points to all floors and buildings. Wireless connectivity is available to Harvard staff, faculty, students, alumni, invited guests … Continue reading “Wireless Access”
