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Michigan State University’s Academic Profile (AP) system is an institutional support system used to gather, in a single system of record, the professional activities and accomplishments of its academic staff.

Digital accessibility is the practice of designing and providing equitable user experiences so that individuals with disabilities are able to independently acquire the same information, engage in the same interactions, and enjoy the same services within the same timeframe as individuals without disabilities, with substantially equivalent ease of use.

Manage and maintain MSU IT account ledgers and budgets (fiscal officer requirements). Budget planning and forecasting. Financial analysis, problem solving, and education. Cost containment and spend optimization.

Administrative Support Services refers to the administrative tasks and functions provided to MSU IT. This service is designed to assist clients in managing and streamlining their day-to-day administrative responsibilities, allowing them to focus on their core activities and strategic objectives.

Ad-hoc generation of complex requests for student data, including FOIA requests. ​Generation of official University admission reports. ​Consult with various university community members to provide knowledge and guidance on student data.

Application development, integration, and support of web applications that support the work of the Admissions Office.

A donor management system for managing and accessing donor data, with leading-edge support for the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of friends, donors, and alumni.

Oversight of the University's Affiliate processes. Affiliates are non-employee, non-student persons who require MSU physical access and/or login access to MSU information services. Team facilitates Vice Provost's authorization of new "Recognized Affiliate" groups, creates all affiliate and FPID records (approx. 3000 annually), troubleshoots all affiliate login issues, and produces affiliate ID cards.

Reviewing courses and software applications against WCAG Standards.

Application Performance Management (APM) is a suite of software tools that allow MSU teams to view and diagnose the performance and availability of web-based applications.

MSU business units use web sites for marketing and web applications to meet business objectives. Web Application Firewalls protect the applications from known threats and attackers by front-ending browser client communications.

Application Testing is the systematic process of evaluating software applications to ensure they meet specified requirements, function as intended, and deliver high-quality user experiences before they are released to end users. MSU's Quality Assurance (QA) team offers two primary testing services: Functional Testing and Automated Testing.

Assessment Services provide educators with tools and support to evaluate student learning and improve the evaluation process. These services include platforms for assignment distribution, grading, feedback, and analytics, that enhance instructional effectiveness and student outcomes.

Asset Management is the process of tracking IT assets across the whole life cycle, from the point of procurement through disposal. MSU IT has identified that this process will include desktops, laptops, and tablets for participating departments. Asset Management is available for use to track other IT assets by request.

This is the tool used to track and manage health records for patients seen in MSU clinical environments.