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Ever wondered where the heck Service Desk is? Click here to find out not only where, but when they're open, and how to get help anytime, anywhere.
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Announcing the NEW OIT Service Hub!
The new Service Hub interface allows you to search more easily for information about our services, support options, and how-to documentation, plus view all your open tickets, find help, and more...
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Students: Find information about OIT resources such as O365, VPN access, anti-virus protection, and more. 
"Faculty Technology Guide 2022/2023"
Must-know IT information for faculty for Spring 2023
OIT's Faculty Technology Guide aims to give faculty a quick look into the most important things they need to know about technology services at UC Merced.
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CYBERSECURITY

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ACADEMIC & EMERGING TECHNOLOGY

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Solutions and support for your project management needs

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RESEARCH COMPUTING

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Featured News

March 27, 2023

On Monday, March 27 between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m., OIT will be making a number of changes that will impact the look and feel of the typical UC Merced Single Sign-On (SSO) process and UCMNetID account...

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February 27, 2023

Monday, March 6 | 9:00am - 12:00pm Join OIT's Cyberinfrastructure and Research Technologies team as they dive into UC Merced's pilot JupyterHub - an open source, browser based,...

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February 1, 2023
On Wednesday, February 1, OIT changed our UCMNetID password requirements as a first step in the process to support passphrases and improve our campus security posture.