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A security system that requires users to prove their identity using more than one factor of authentication to access accounts. It's designed to improve account security and prevent fraudulent account access, improving the basic level of security achieved with just one factor of authentication, usually a password.
Assistance, and requests associated with using university supported services such as Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, or Qualtrics for creating online surveys, registration forms, and other forms.
Assistance, and requests associated with the university's electronic portfolio (ePortfolio) service.
SPSS Statistics is a software package by IBM used for statistical analysis.
Wireless network connectivity provides high-bandwidth, high-availability campus connectivity.
The Adobe Cloud is where Adobe software can be accessed. License to adobe software via the Adobe Cloud are centrally managed by a University of Alaska system license agreement. Departments can purchase licenses from this agreement for use by Staff, Faculty, and Students, whether for administrative duties, or academic work.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) allows you to access a virtual computer on your own device that may have access to software and other resources that your own device does not.
UAOnline gives students, staff and faculty access to business aspects of the university.
Secure, remote, connectivity from non-University of Alaska locations to campus resources.
The Payroll Department is a part of UA HR where we support all employees and provide solutions related to payroll activities. The Payroll Team provides support on both web timesheets and manual entry timesheets. This requires working knowledge of earnings codes, deduction codes and other items that make up your paycheck, such as child support orders, IRS and other levies, and court-ordered garnishments. Our Team Purpose is to work as a team, sending the right information and money to the right people at the right time.
University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) offers a content management system (CMS) for web solutions, design, maintenance and support for UAA's research, academic, and administrative groups.
Request review/approval for new software that isn't currently offered/available within the University of Alaska system.
This service is for requesting assistance with setting up hardware or software, or performing repairs or maintenance on a personal computer.
University of Alaska of Alaska (UAA) has a limited number of computing devices for loan for the purpose of providing or completing University Courses. These device are loaned based on the need for the device in the order of the requests received.
Assistance, and requests associated with the university's Cisco Voice over IP (VoIP) system, Call Manager, long distance dialing, and more.
The Scheduling & Space Management System (SSMS) for the University of Alaska Anchorage. Used for the managing events; scheduling locations and resources; publishing to web calendars, other tasks or approval for events; and analytics reports for any of those activities. It is currently used for scheduling by most Anchorage Campus departments, Kodiak, Mat-Su & Prince William Sound campuses.
University computer labs provide customers with an extensive software library installed on both Windows and Mac workstations, printing options, and technical support.
Information Technology Services can host and manage software licenses where deployed software applications would benefit from a central license service.
Support for university websites and online services hosted separately from the content management system (CMS).
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) (also known as Banner) maintains integrated data that support student, financial aid, human resources, and finance systems across the University of Alaska system.
Assistance with purchase requisitions, purchase orders, procured purchases/payments, and processing invoices for payment.
View or receive information and updates on services supported by UAA IT Services and UA OIT Services. We share updates to our subscribers via Twitter, webhooks, RSS Feeds, or email. These include updates about scheduled maintenance and unplanned outages.