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Patti P. Phillips, President & CEO, ROI Institute, Inc. and Jack J. Phillips, Chairman, ROI Institute, Inc.
The owners of eLearning have a fear that the business results may not be there, so they prefer not to measure at that level.
Warren Sandmann, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, William Paterson
Michele Norin, CIO, University Of Arizona
Tim Harper, Ed. D, & CIO, Seminole County Public Schools
Peter J Murray Ph.D., CIO & VP, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Linda Hartford, CIO, Ellucian
The term “Big Data” has become ubiquitous in higher education, especially around discussions of using data to help with student success.
Sheri Barrett, Director, Office of Assessment, Evaluation and Institutional outcomes at Johnson County Community College Contributor
From whiteboards to Learning Management Systems (LMS), and from spreadsheets to enterprise systems, how higher education manages data and records has dramatically changed.
Don Welch, CISO, Penn State University
Cybersecurity in education is hard, we face the same threats that industries like finance and the defense industrial base do, except we face them with a culture that prizes openness, privacy and agility as well as decentralized operations.
Matthew Anson, Associate Director for Institutional Research and Assessment at the University of Lowa
While many knowledgeable readers may focus on the “systemic collection” portion of her definition, the better effort can be spent pondering the “resources available” component.
Joe Gargiulo, CIO, Southern Methodist University
It’s interesting to be involved with HPC and to watch how it is transforming so many industries and disciplines.
Tom Dugas, AVP/CISO, Duquesne University
If the partnership between IT and Information Security is established with the goal to...
Berhanu Tadesse, AVP for IT/Infrastructure Services, California State University, Fullerton
The role of the CIO has drastically evolved in the past few years.
Michael Mundrane, CIO & Vice Provost, University of Connecticut
On some level, cloud computing is nothing more than outsourcing with finer granularity and...
Nelson C. Vincent, EdD, VP IT & CIO, University of Cincinnati
Cloud computing allows students, faculty and staff to easily store, share, manage and access important documents and systems online anytime, anywhere, from any device.
