Proceedings

Proceedings

The following sessions were held at the CUMREC 2005. Those with hyperlinks have postconference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

Podcasts and Notes

• Podcast Reports

Featured Session

• The Politics of IT Policies Is the Politics of Everything Digital
  Speaker: Tracy Mitrano
• The Future of Student Administration
  Speaker: Robert B. Kvavik

Track 1

• Processing of On-line Admissions Applications Via Workflow
  Speaker: Anil Vinjamur
• Build or Off the Shelf: A Critical Organizational and Fiscal Analysis
  Speaker: Don Hossler
• E-Sign Web Forms Replace Paper Forms
  Speaker: Robert J. Schneider
• Creating a Student-Centered E-Marketing System
  Speaker: James Maraviglia
• The Data Warehouse: A Transitional Bridge Between Legacy and PeopleSoft
  Speaker: Arthur B. Brooks
• Delegating IT Demand Management for Value and Success
  Speakers: Leslie P. Hitch, Beth-Anne Sullivan
• No More Social Security Numbers
  Speakers: Yvonne M. Riley, Dawn Boyer
• When the Rubber Meets the Road: Moving from IT Policy Development to Implementation
  Speaker: Jaime M. Galiano
• Informing the University
  Speaker: Rebecca L. King

Track 2

• "Culture Shock": A Case Study in Interdepartmental Collaborative Development
  Speaker: Craig Rosenberger
• TechConnect: Student-to-Student Technical Help
  Speakers: Debra G. Smith, J. Keith Fowlkes, Katarzyna Manulik
• Performance Improvement Initiatives Processes Reengineering at MSU
  Speakers: C. Michael Cook, Stephen A. Horne
• Aligning IT Organizations to Meet Institutional Needs
  Speakers: John M. Goerke, Robert H. Clapp
• The Four Pillars: A Framework for Improving IT Management
  Speakers: Anne Scrivener Agee, Walter W. Sevon, Jr.
• Building Collaborative Administrative Systems Governance
  Speaker: Colin Currie
• ERP Customization: Is It Always a Bad Thing?
  Speaker: John F. Walsh
• Implications of the Proposed New Federal Rules for E-Discovery
  Speaker: Michael G. Carr
• Managing in an IT Shop
  Speaker: Earl Robbins

Track 3

• Open/Community Source Applications: Learning to Play with the Other Kids!
  Speaker: John F. Walsh
• Creating Dynamic Web Solutions for Student Self-Service
  Speaker: Veena Mantena
• Self-Service Automated Housing Sign Up at the University of Miami
  Speakers: Beth Hernandez, Anthony Senita
• ECU's Enterprise Portal: Moving Beyond the Traditional
  Speakers: Steven Forehand, J. Phillip Hulsey
• Applying Technology to Academic Advising: A Vision Statement
  Speaker: Jeff von Munkwitz-Smith
• MyTravel Makes Time Fly
  Speakers: Dawn McDevitt, Tim Morse
• Is Build vs Buy Keeping You Up at Night? A Case Study of Temporary Staff Hiring Solution
  Speakers: Elaine Peters, Steven Johnson, Marina Arseniev
• iOffice 2.0: An Embedded SEVIS Solution
  Speakers: Jason Baumgartner, Lynn Schoch

Track 4

• Gator Aid: Identity Management at the University of Florida
  Speaker: Michael Conlon
• Use of a Third-Generation Firewall at a Small College
  Speaker: Christopher Rhoda
• Protecting Privacy, Gaining Access
  Speakers: Cheryl Fremon, Renee Woodten Frost
• Making Online Transactions Legal and Secure with Electronic Signatures
  Speaker: Judith Borreson Caruso
• GLBA at Two: What It Is, Who's Doing What, and Compliance on the Cheap
  Speaker: Michael G. Carr
• Business Continuity Planning: Move Beyond Disaster Recovery Planning
  Speakers: Edward A. Gregory, Cheryl Barkby
• Firewalls, VPNs, and Intrusion Detection Systems in a University Environment
  Speaker: Robert M. Winding
• Enterprise Directory Design: Facing the Initial Challenges
  Speaker: Brendan Bellina

Track 5

• EAGLE: Web Application Development Made Easy
  Speakers: Earl Robbins, Karen Adamson
• Closing the Circuit: Accessibility from the Ground Up
  Speaker: Robert L. Todd
• A Camel Is a Horse Designed by Committee: Benefits of Outsourcing Web Design
  Speaker: Thomas Tuchscher
• Above and Beyond: Building Faculty Tools and Relationships
  Speakers: Kristin Schuette, Michael T. Buchanon
• Dude, What's This Supposed to Do, Anyway?
  Speakers: Marcia Tufarolo, Scott Stephenson, Joseph Frost
• Creating a Suite of Convenience Services for Clients and Developers
  Speakers: Larry Newhouse, Debra A. Nelson
• The User Experience: Accessibility and Usability in the Online Environment
  Speaker: Robert L. Todd
• UCSD Electronic Student Payment Portal
  Speaker: Beth Surrell
• Conversion to Web Standards: Tips, Tricks, and Methods
  Speaker: Daniel M. Frommelt

Corporate Presentation

• Blackboard Inc., An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner - Blackboard E-Learning Solutions: E-Portfolios
  Speaker: Tracy Farley
• Dell, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - Security Challenges and Solutions
  Speaker: Craig Phelps
• SAP Public Services, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Leveraging Enterprise Technologies to Meet the Business Needs of a Major Research University
  Speaker: Billy T. Herndon
• Adobe Systems, Inc., AN EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - Adobe Acrobat 7.0: Realize the Full Potential of Adobe PDF!
  Speaker: Brian Wiffin
• Xythos Software, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner - Securing and Simplifying Document Collaboration on Campus
  Speaker: Scott Saffian
• BlueSocket, Inc. - Best Practices for Security and Management of Wi-Fi Networks
  Speaker: Rohit Mehra
• Oracle, An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner - Oracle's Project Fusion: The Next-Generation ERP in Higher Education
  Speaker: James J. Kohl
• Hobsons EMT - Obtaining Maximum Flexibility with SIS-Neutral Integration
  Speaker: Paul Freedman
• DecisionPoint Software - Advanced Analytics: Enabling Progressive Grants Management
  Speaker: Larry Scheurich
• Roving Planet, Inc. - Maximize Your WLAN Infrastructure Without Sacrificing Security and Performance
  Speaker: Thomas Ohlsson
• Microdea Inc. - No More Hard Copy Student Files
  Speaker: Jim Kallsen
• CCMG - Accenture's Point of View: The Future of Messaging and Collaboration in Higher Education
  Speaker: Byron Matthews
• AMX Corporation, An EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner - An Enterprise-Grade Solution for Classroom Technology Support
  Speaker: James R. Gregory

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