IM Knowledge Base

The information management team (or IM for short) is JKU’s central IT service provider and offers JKU’s staff, students and partners a variety of IT services.

Our services span from basic IT services such as network access, WiFi, email, file and printing services to complex applications for training and research. We operate and develop the KUSSS campus management system and provide high-performance computer infrastructure for research.

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Current information about the IT systems

Overview of IT systems

IT services for teleworking

The following services are available to JKU staff outside the JKU campus network (without VPN):

JKU account

Your JKU account consists of your JKU username and JKU password. In order to use JKU's IT services, you'll need an active JKU account.

Printing

Printing and plotting services provided by the JKU.

Email & calendar

Information about email & calendar.

IT workplace

Software

The JKU provides software for employees and students alike.

IT systems

This section contains detailed information on the JKU IT systems. Various IT systems (e.g. eWork, Intrexx, ESS, SAP) are exclusively available to JKU employees logged in with their JKU account.

IT security

AV Systems

Network access

The JKU offers all students and staff Wi-Fi access as well as basic network services.

Server

u:book

Devices - such as laptops, tablets, convertibles and more - can be purchased by members of the Austrian education system during the 4-week sales window at the beginning of each semester.

All students, employees and organisational units at Austrian universities as well as members of alumni associations of the participating organisations are entitled to purchase the products. The u:book Service was launched by the Central IT Service of the University of Vienna in the summer semester 2008.

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