Facilities Information and Technology Services provides a highly integrated, customer focused data and technology environment for all facilities and spatially related information in order to improve the quality and speed of decision making by our customers and partners.
What We Do
- Maintain and develop floor plans and 3D models for all university buildings
- Provide high quality space data, reporting and analysis along with timely access to record documentation through utilizing the Space Information and Management System (SIMS)
- Strategically expand the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) for existing buildings, design and construction, planning and operations
- Expand and maintain an innovative enterprise GIS and provide high quality GIS related services and applications
- Provide room numbering for all university projects
- Provide technology management and leadership for various A&P systems and datasets, including developing integrations and dashboards for university data
News
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Now Hiring Multiple Student Positions for Summer
Are you interested in architectural services, building information modeling (BIM), geographic information systems (GIS) or data analytics and reporting? Facilities Information and Technology Services (FITS) is now hiring multiple student positions for summer semester. -
FITS GIS Analyst Brings More Than 150 Years of Ohio State History to Life
If you could rewind time and witness every transformation The Ohio State University’s campus has undergone since its founding in 1870, would you? -
360-Degree Facility Photos Available through SIMS
Facilities Information and Technology Services (FITS) provides faculty and staff free access to the Space Information and Management System (SIMS), a tool that allows users to view 360-degree facility photos f
Submit a New FITS Request
FITS is here to assist the university community with your facility and spatial data needs. If you are in need of assistance regarding one of our systems or the data we manage, please submit a FITS Request using the following link: