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Standard information technology products and processes, as designated by the Information Technology Policy Council, should be used when those standard products and processes will perform the necessary function at acceptable performance levels. Under normal circumstances, no standard product will be dropped from support without at least one year's notice to the user community.

Departments purchasing hardware and software must do so in compliance with instructions published by UCM's Procurement Department.

1. Connected to the Network-: When a department or unit wishes to use non-standard technology products and/or processes which will be connected in some way to the campus network, it will submit a proposal to the Department of Information Services. The Department of Information Services will then evaluate the potential impact that the requested technology will have on the campus network. If that potential impact is expected to be negative, i.e. it will pose a threat to network stability or will create a significant reduction in network performance, then the university director of information services, or designee, will contact the individual or department to discuss alternatives. While alternatives are being discussed, the non-standard product or process will not be connected to the network. If a suitable alternative cannot be found, the university director of information services will provide a written rationale to the individual or department that explains the potential problems and the reasons for denying their request.
   
   
2. Not Connected to the Network- When a department or unit wishes to use non-standard technology products and/or processes which will not be connected to the campus network, it will contact the Department of Information Services before implementation if the department or unit expects the Department of Information Services to provide support. If there is no expectation of support from the Department of Information Services, the department or unit using non-standard technology products or processes need not contact the Department of Information Services.
   
   
3. The Department of Information Services will not restrict the technology choices of academic departments; however, the Department of Information Services may not support every non-standard technology utilized in every academic department. Support of standard information technology products and processes will be a higher priority for the Department of Information Services than support of non-standard technology products and processes.

If a non-academic department or unit is considering independently developing a non-standard technology product or process to deliver a service to students or the public, directly or indirectly (in the production/operation environment), the Department of Information Services must be contacted before development begins. The Department of Information Services will evaluate the product or process to ensure that it is supportable for the period of time it is expected to be in use. Before development begins, the department considering the new product or process will prepare an analysis of the costs and benefits expected from the custom technology product or process. The Department of Information Services will prepare a separate evaluation and a recommendation regarding the proposed product or process. The departmental analysis and the evaluation/recommendation from the Department of Information Services will be presented to the appropriate vice president. Development will proceed only with approval from the vice president.

If an academic department or unit is considering independently developing a non-standard technology product or process, the Department of Information Services will be available for consultation. However, if the developing department or unit does not consult with the Department of Information Services before development and implementation of the product or process, then the Department of Information Services will not be expected to provide support to that product or process.