The previous SharePoint on-premises solution (SharePoint 2016) is reaching the end of its life cycle. Microsoft is constantly reducing the resources available for the development of on-premises products (on-premises products are software and IT solutions that are installed and operated locally on a company’s own hardware instead of via cloud services).
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IT Services are running a video portal for ETH for almost twenty years now:
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New guidelines now help employees use AI tools such as ChatGPT or Copilot safely, responsibly and in line with ETH values.
Know more, search less; compact and clear: our updated IT onboarding brochures show you what you need to know when you start.
WeiterlesenA new era begins on 1 October 2025: after more than 20 years, myContact replaces the «Addresses and Personal Data» application.
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Two to three times a year, ITS publishes the external newsletter inside|out in German and English.
WeiterlesenA new film about the profession «Computer Scientist Federal VET Diploma Application Development / Informatiker:in EFZ Applikationsentwicklung» at ETH Zurich has been independently designed and realised by Eric, a second-year mediamatics trainee, as part of his basic audio and video training at IT Services (ITS INFRA).
WeiterlesenETH Zurich currently has more than 180 trainees covering 15 different vocations. All trainees enjoy a practical programme in which they receive individual support and professional guidance. The way in which they are trained at ETH Zurich has changed continuously over many years. The various apprenticeships also include application development IT technicians with a Federal VET Diploma (EFZ) and platform development IT technicians with an EFZ. A look at the past shows how IT vocational training at ETH Zurich has changed. But what exactly did this training programme look like in the beginning?
WeiterlesenLecture as part of the Informatiktage 2025: The IT Services of ETH Zurich and IT-Women@ETH present the crucial role of IT security in biomedical research and provide insights into systems for detecting intruders to prevent the exfiltration of data.
