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Help is but a phone call away...

The revolution in information technology at the University of Michigan is quickly moving toward a workstation-based, network-based environment. Academic and administrative computing activities, traditionally separate, are now managed within the Information Technology Division. The integration of information technology into all facets of University life is planned. It is the User Services’ mandate to provide all end-users (students, faculty, researchers, administrators, office workers, managers,... even programmers) with the tools, knowledge, and support services necessary to utilize information workstations, mainframes, and all network services in the most effective manner. Short-term consultation, problem solving, assistance with making computing decisions, and general information concerning computing resource availability is but a phone call away for University workstation users. “Calls for help” traditionally were made to either the Academic Computing Center, the Merit Computer Network, the Office of Administrative Systems, and more recently, the Microcomputer Education Center.