Today, AU uses an old landline telephony solution and we expect that this solution will be changed in 2020-2021.
In recent years, we have removed many more landline telephones than the number of new landline telephones we have installed. This means that we are reusing these telephones instead of buying new ones.
We expect that all current landline telephones will be phased out during the transition.
We suggest that mobile phones are used wherever possible.
AU uses the Miralix system as switchboard and contact centre platform.
If your unit/department wants a contact centre solution, please contact your local IT support team.
However, there are some things you should consider beforehand and some information we should then discuss. Our experts within this field will contact you in order to establish the right solution in collaboration with you.
A contact centre is an application which makes it easy to manage many calls to one or several functions/telephone numbers and then find the best qualified and available employee to ensure a quick response to the call.
Our solution offers many opportunities for us to collaborate and establish a solution that will benefit you and your users.
If you need a contact centre solution to manage your calls, please contact your local IT support team and we will work together to find the solution that matches your needs.
When a mobile telephone number needs to be cancelled or transferred from one employee to another, the following established procedures must be followed.
AU IT is able to assist with the following aspects:
A number of aspects relating to the transfer or cancellation of mobile telephone numbers are not carried out by AU IT, but by AU Finance - Accounts Payable.
AU Finance - Accounts Payable can help with the following:
If you want to make one of the changes above, please fill out this form and send it to kreditorhotline@au.dk.
Any questions regarding the above or regarding invoices must be sent to kreditorhotline@au.dk or by calling: Merete M. Frandsen, 8715 2895.
Find information about how to transfer your private mobile number to AU, or how to get your AU mobile number changed to a private number or transferred to another employer.
Telenor and the Agency for the Modernisation of Public Administration have not entered into an agreement regarding free roaming abroad, and Aarhus University is not part of a special discount scheme which covers mobile and data traffic abroad. However, the AU subscription includes 1100 MB free data in the EU per month.
How to save data when you use your smartphone abroad
Data usage abroad
If you use your smartphone abroad, there is a data usage limit. The default limit is DKK 450 per month and you will receive a text message when you have used 80% of this amount. You can increase the limit by responding to the text message you have received.
Using wireless network
Many smartphones can connect to Wi-Fi (wireless network), and it may be an advantage for you to use the hotel’s or other Wi-Fi when you are abroad. When you connect through Wi-Fi, it is usually free to download data. This means that you do not have to think about how much data you use.
How to get a data usage overview
How to avoid using a lot of data when you open the Facebook app on your smartphone
When you browse/scroll through Facebook, the videos in your feed use data even though you have not actively opened them to watch them. This is because they are automatically played in the background by default. By following the instructions below, you make sure that you only use data on videos you actively choose to watch.
Contact your local IT support team if you need help.
Select the bottom one ‘Never auto-play videos
Fixed mobile subscription: DKK 16 per month
The subscription covers:
Mobile broadband solution (for laptops/tablets. Mobile alternative to ADSL)
See Telenor’s prices
How to increase the amount of mobile data available in connection with your subscription
It is possible to increase the amount of mobile data available in connection with your subscription. You can increase the amount of data to either:
Follow the steps below:
Contact the IT secretariat. The secretariat will then help you with the purchase of additional mobile data.
Aarhus University has entered into a supplier agreement with Telenor. The agreement runs from January 2018 to January 2020. The agreement was established as part of the Danish state’s and municipalities’ procurement services (SKI) and covers work mobile phones for employees as well as tablets/dongles (i.e. mobile telephony and mobile broadband) and landline telephony. TDC is still the telephony provider in connection with home workstations (landline broadband) and SIM cards in special technical equipment.
The Telenor subscription structure is as simple as possible in order to cover the telephony needs of the vast majority of employees. If an employee has special needs, it is also possible to meet these on a case-by-case basis.
