Order computers and accessories
On this page you will find information and links to order the computers and client services KI offers. You purchase all types of accessories, mobile phones and other technical equipment directly from the supplier via Wisum.
Ordering computers
When ordering a computer, you choose between KI's selected models with the Karyon client platform or virtual clients, and you need to actively consider these three options:
Rental computer or a traditional purchase?
The same computer models are available to choose from for both rental and standard purchases. The recommendation is to always select the rental computer; it is both the most economically and environmentally sustainable as it guarantees the reuse and use of components after three years when the computer is replaced through the Lifecycle Management service from the IT Office.
Order rental computers here
More about rental computers and the Life cycle management service
Pc or Mac?
You can choose between a number of certified models with varying performance and pricing, all approved and quality assured by the IT Office. The Pc computers are manufactured by HP.
Purchase of computers in Wisum
More about the Karyon / Karyon Mac client platform
VDI Workstation - a suitable option?
A fully virtual solution for you with needs not met by a standard, physical client - for example if you carry out extensive calculations that require high computing power or a more closed environment.
VDI is also suitable for those who need to access KI's IT environment occasionally, but not so often that it justifies the purchase of a physical client.
Differences between a VDI and standard client
VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure)
A VDI is a virtual client, often called a remote desktop. It's an affordable option that means you simply log into your client from any other computer with an internet connection. There are different areas of use for a VDI - everything from really powerful setups for, for example, calculations of research data, to simpler clients for employees who only need to access KI's services and systems sporadically.
Karyon client: the standard computer at KI
Karyon is the name of the client service through which all KI computers within Coordinated IT are managed. There are a number of certified and quality-assured models of both PC and Mac to choose from, and all models can be acquire as a rental computer or through a traditional purchase.
Ordering accessories and equipment: Wisum
You can order phones, computer accessories and other IT products in the Wisum shopping portal. Wisum is only available in Swedish, so to see the page in other languages, use Google Chrome as a browser, right-click on the respective page and select "translate".
To the Wisum purchasing portal
FAQ - Wisum
Login
To access the purchasing portal, you must log in with your KI login (same details as your e-mail account).
You can order goods if you have a ZZ code (invoice reference). However, if you do not have a ZZ code, you can assemble a shopping basket and send it to the colleague responsible for purchases at your department, who can approve the order (user with ZZ code). Ask your nearest manager who this would be for you, if unsure.
For departments outside Coordinated IT
If you work at a department outside of Coordinated IT, you order computers in Wisum. Turn to your local IT support with questions regarding purchasing of computers.
Right of withdrawal
The right of withdrawal (open purchase) only applies to private individuals, not when making purchases as an employee.
Return handling hardware
Things to keep in mind when returning incorrect orders:
- The product must be completely unused and returned in undamaged original packaging.
- The product is returned to the supplier with shipping paid by the end customer.
- The supplier charges a return fee.
Are you looking to order software?
Read more on Order software license.
More information for logged in staff
There is more information for those of you working in the following groups
- C7.Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics