What AI says about University of Michigan Information Technology (IT)

University of Michigan's Office of the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer provides leadership for developing and delivering world-class computing and digital resources for faculty, staff, and students. Its Information and Technology Services unit supports the university’s academic, research, and administrative needs with IT services. The campus IT community comprises more than 2,700 professionals across schools, libraries, research institutes, health system, and administrative units, focusing on policy, strategy, governance, security, privacy, and user-centric services.