Acquiring new university software and devices, deployment on in-stock equipment, removal of no longer needed equipment, and technology recycling
All Apple Computers and Devices must be purchased through UIS. To do so, please open a Ticket.
It is in the best interests of the university to have as much uniformity amongst university-owned computers as possible and to apply security software and settings. Therefore, UIS allows deviations from standard models, standard security software and standard settings only when specifically required.
A recommendation of various beneficial technologies for incoming students.
These are the models UIS suggests for departments who want to buy a printer outright (rather than leasing one). Please note that all printer purchases require a UIS pre-purchase consultation.
Healthcare clinics looking to acquire biomedical devices can expedite the acquisition and implementation of their technology by preparing in advance some of the required information for University Information Services to complete a security review and assessment.
Because of the time involved with assessment and implementation of these devices in partnership with the requesting department, the documentation outlined below should be included in a UIS Project Request submission
Unrestrained growth of university-owned computers strains UIS support resources, as well as lifecycle replacement budgets.
This article applies to technology (hardware or software) that is needed for work purposes at a location not supported by UIS (e.g. an employee's home) or on a computer not supported by UIS (e.g. on an employee's personally owned computer).
Consulting with a UIS staff member prior to making a purchase can help to ensure that you are purchasing the best technology available at the best price, that your intended use does not violate licensing agreements, that your technology is secure and that you select technology that UIS is best able to support.
All technology purchased with Pacific University funds (including grant funds and research funds), or donated to the university, is deemed to be owned by the university as a whole, and not by any particular department or employee.
A brief description of which departments pay for various technology products.
How to access the Adobe Creative Cloud Applications for the first time.