Centrally-provided enterprise cloud services are listed below. Be sure you use these enterprise cloud services instead of consumer versions. Using enterprise versions means:

• Cornell already has negotiated institution-wide terms and prices. Check the service web page to determine your cost, if any.
• The service has been vetted by Cornell legal, policy, supply management, audit, and security specialists, so you can be confident about using it within the Cornell environment as long as you also follow the guidelines in the Regulated Data Chart.

Enterprise Cloud Services

Backup and Recovery

• Code42

Blogs

• CU Blog Service (CampusPress)

Collaboration

• Cornell Box (and official Box-developed apps)

Electronic Lab Notebooks

• LabArchives

Email and Calendar

• Gmail
• Microsoft Outlook

ePortfolio

• Digication

Human Resource Management

• Workday

IT Service Management Suite

• TeamDynamix

Lecture Capture

• Automated Classroom Capture

Plagiarism Detection

• Turnitin

Research Computing

• Red Cloud

Surveys

• Qualtrics

Training

• SkillSoft

Video Streaming and Hosting

• Video Platform Service (Kaltura), Audio/Video Hosting for Courses, Library Video, Video On Demand, CornellCast
• Video Conferencing

Web and Video Conferencing

• Zoom