ITD is currently working on a pilot project to deploy Microsoft Lync 2013. Microsoft Lync is an enterprise-ready unified communications platform that allows users to enhance their productivity by providing a consistent, single client experience for presence, instant messaging, enterprise voice, and conferencing. Learn More...

Currently, faculty and staff are able to access their office computer directly from off campus using Remote Desktop.  This is very convenient, but is not considered an information security best practice. Due to increased attacks targeting the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), we are implementing an additional layer of security into the process of logging into your computer from off campus. Learn More...

All universities, as well as other public and private entities, must make all reasonable efforts to ensure the security of the data they maintain. Certain data, known collectively as Personally Identifiable Information (PII), require more stringent safeguards than other types of data.  Learn More...

MTSU Mobile

MTSU Mobile is a smartphone application developed by students for students* to provide easy access to a wide variety of university information. The app allows users to view their class schedules; locate their classrooms; provides faculty contact information; offers dates for sporting events; provides the latest dining specials; and more. The app was created with the assistance of the Computer Science Department and the Information Technology Division. For more information, visit http://www.mtsu.edu/mobile/. Learn More...

Desktop Virtualization Project

Imagine enjoying the convenience of accessing applications that you currently use on campus for instructional learning or at work - anytime, anyplace, anywhere. Thanks to the implementation of innovative virtualization technology, the MTSU community will soon have a unique opportunity to use a multitude of software programs both on and off campus. Faculty, staff, and students will be able to access applications online by using their campus network login information. Learn More...

One Stop Shop Project

The One Stop Shop concept is based on the goal of helping students get as many questions answered as possible with just one visit to one office. Within the Student Services building, our plan is to create a front counter at the leading edge of the University College Advising Offices suite, which we will consider to be the One Stop Shop. UCAC Advisors will staff that One Stop counter, and will help students with a variety of questions related to not only advising, but also to transcripts, insurance verification, how to pay their bills, basic financial aid questions, and scheduling questions. Learn More...