Enterprise and local services that support the administrative and business functions of SDSU. Includes analytics, business intelligence, reporting, finance, human resources, student information systems, advancement, research administration, and conference and event management.

IT services that facilitate SDSU's communication and collaboration needs. Includes email, calendaring, telephony/VoIP, Zoom Phone, video/web conferencing, unified communications, web content management system, web application development and hosting, and media development. 

Services that enable community members to do their day-to-day work, including providing access to enterprise services. Includes network access, user file storage, end-point computing backup solutions, desktop virtualization, computer labs, and printing.

Enterprise-level hardware, software, systems, and network infrastructure that provide underlying support for institutional activities. Includes data centers, network backbone, wireless, central storage and system backup solutions, server virtualization, and systems management and operations.

Services that are consultative in nature, in contrast to the other categories, which tend to be technology based; these may be a combination of customer-facing and non-customer-facing services. Includes IT training, consulting/advisory services, business continuity/disaster recovery, enterprise architecture, portfolio/project management, and IT service management (ITSM).

Services supporting the institution's research activities, including specialized storage and computation, high-performance computing (HPC), visualization, and lab-management systems.

Infrastructure and services that provide security, data integrity, and compliance for institutional activities. Includes security services such as virus protection, encryption, privacy impact assessments, information risk management, emergency preparedness, data security, identity management solutions, access controls (i.e. passwords, accounts, and authentication), audit and monitoring systems and services, and data access and stewardship.

Instructional technology, tools, and resources directly supporting teaching and learning. Includes learning management systems, in-class and online course development, learning analytics, course evaluation, lecture capture, webinars, and other academic tools for faculty and students.