A successful small open-source project
In this short article I would like to show how a small project developed by the ITS User Services could gain popularity and attract several developers which are now improving it and keeping it alive.
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The origins of ITSM
Through the ages of technology
The 21st century has a lot to offer – smartphones, satnav devices, fibre broadband and much more. Such technology milestones have also made the organisation within IT Services much easier. Can you still remember what it used to be like to apply for computing time at ETH in writing? Fortunately, this necessary evil has been largely done away with.
Read moreGood start, new ETH students!
A warm welcome to you! Today, on Monday, some 4,300 new Bachelor’s and Master’s students are starting their autumn semester at ETH Zurich. Sooner or later, everyone will have contact with the IT Services.
Read morePilot: New loudspeakers for lecture halls
Using a shootout* event, ITS Multimedia Services tested various current solutions for sound reinforcement in auditoriums.
Read moreThe new network IT-Women@ETH
It’s finally done! The women of the IT Services have joined forces to start a new network: IT-Women@ETH.
Read moreMaking of: inside|out newsletter no. 19
IT news at ETH Zurich – “Find out what’s going on in terms of IT at ETH Zurich”: the 19th inside|out newsletter is online.
The second newsletter this year is online.
Read moreIT Finds: What do you associate with it?
Join us on a journey into the past: what is this device and what do you personally associate with it? Tell us your story!
Data security for confidential research data
Leonhard Med is a secure, powerful and versatile data and computing platform for research on confidential data.
Are you sure if all your research data is public or if some data is confidential?
Convenient and flexible: Wireless presentation technology
Multimedia Services offers a wireless alternative for presentations on regular and projection screens.
In a growing number of lecture halls and seminar rooms, ETH members can connect wirelessly to projectors or monitors using Solstice. In addition to eliminating “cable salad” and adapter problems, this brings advantages above all in that groups can collaborate, present, and work together.
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