Information on new purchases, hardware repair, and software licensing available to our community members.
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”
Computer Purchasing, Set-up and Delivery The SPH Department of Information Technology is here to help. This page will help answer questions about the services we provide to help you navigate … Continue reading “Computer Purchasing”
Part of the Office365 suite, Microsoft Teams is software that works as a hub for collaboration, allowing you to chat, share and edit files, launch meetings, and more, all in … Continue reading “Group Chat and Instant Messaging”
The Harvard Phone program provides a standardized set of communication tools to Harvard faculty and staff, beginning with a desktop phone set. With Harvard Phone you can expect: A Cisco desk phone … Continue reading “Harvard Phone”
The Department offers both server hosting in a secure server room and server management contracts for groups that have, or would like to have, their own server for research or … Continue reading “Infrastructure Management”
Our computer configuration and deployment service connects new hardware for faculty and staff to the network. Using a process called “imaging” each new machine has a replica of a fully-configured … Continue reading “New PC and Mac Setups”
Creative Cloud is a collection of 20+ industry-leading desktop and mobile apps for photography, design, video, web and publishing including: Acrobat DC Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Premier Pro Adobe XD
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”
We provide a solution allowing for the central management of network-attached printers and a print client that allows users to easily connect to network printers.
Many users consume IT resources while not on campus. There are 2 main options for remote access to restricted computing resources at the school: Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Virtual … Continue reading “Remote Access”
