Ableton Live Suite is a professional digital audio workstation (DAW) that allows users to compose, record, arrange, mix, and master music on macOS and Windows, supporting academic instruction, music production, and media-related projects.
Adobe Creative Cloud Access is a service that allows faculty, staff, students, and student workers to use industry-standard tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro on Loyola-imaged machines or through At-Home licenses.
Apporto is a virtual desktop service that allows students, faculty, and staff to access specialized instructional software through a web browser on any internet-connected device, supporting classroom and instructional needs.
Articulate 360 is an e-learning authoring suite, including Rise 360 and Review 360, that allows users to create interactive online learning content and export it in SCORM format for use in Learning Management Systems.
Developer Express – .NET Components (Development Suite) provides advanced user interface controls and development tools that allow the Data & Web Applications (DWA) team to build responsive, data-driven front-end applications, extending access to institutional reporting and systems.
EndNote is a research and citation management software that allows the Loyola community to search, store, organize, and share references, supporting synchronized access across devices for a streamlined research experience.
JAWS Inspect is an accessibility checking tool that allows teams to test digital content and identify issues, helping ensure websites, applications, and digital resources meet accessibility standards for inclusive user experiences.
LabStats is a cloud-hosted software solution that allows ITS to monitor workstation login activity and application utilization across classroom and lab machines, supporting efficient license management, informed planning, and optimized technology investments.
Maxon One is a subscription bundle of creative software, including Cinema 4D, Redshift, Red Giant, and Maxon Studio, that allows University Media Production to support advanced video production, motion graphics, visual effects, and animation workflows.
Microsoft Project is project management software that allows Loyola staff and faculty to plan, track, and manage projects of varying complexity, supporting scheduling, resource management, and collaboration for academic, research, and administrative work.
Microsoft Visio is a diagramming tool that allows the Loyola community to create flowcharts, organizational charts, network layouts, and floor plans, simplifying complex information into professional-grade visuals for analysis, presentations, and reports.
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional is an integrated development environment (IDE) that allows developers to design, develop, test, and maintain applications, using professional-grade tools to build applications, services, and integrations across multiple platforms.
Sassafras Key Server is an on-premises license management system, maintained by Desktop Engineers. It allows Loyola departments such as the Department of Music (DFPA) and Department of Media Services (DMS) to manage, distribute, and share software licenses, including Ableton Live Suite, in compliance with licensing agreements.