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EDUCAUSE Live! March 27, 2007 1:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. CT, 11:00 a.m. MT, 10:00 a.m. PT); runs one hour Ubiquitous Secure Document Storage and Sharing—A Case StudySpecial Guests
Bruce Maas is the interim chief information officer at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, where he leads information technology strategic planning for the campus and directs the central Division of Information and Media Technologies. Maas has a strong background in financial and budget management, academic school/college leadership, and project management. He has served as the campus budget manager, deputy CIO, and the assistant dean for business affairs for the School of Education, the School of Social Welfare, and the College of Health Sciences. Maas was the project manager for the PeopleSoft Student Administration implementation and currently leads the response to a campus-wide IT review intended to realign IT services. He has a master's degree in administrative leadership.
Cheryl Ellsworth is a systems integration manager at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. Her responsibilities include providing infrastructure support for the PeopleSoft Student Administration system and acting as project manager for campus-wide initiatives such as PantherFile, an implementation of WebDAV technologies for file-storage access. She has an undergraduate degree in communication. Daylight saving time: Please note that the start times for this seminar are given in daylight saving time, which begins earlier this year due to a new federal law. If you plan to attend, you may wish to check that your calendaring software is set correctly for the new daylight saving time schedule.
SummaryYour host, Steve Worona, will be joined by Bruce Maas and Cheryl Ellsworth, and the topic will be "Ubiquitous Secure Document Storage and Sharing: A Case Study." The University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee was recently recognized with an InfoWorld 100 Award for our innovative approach in addressing the need for collaboration within a public research university challenged by an ambitious vision and limited funds. Our first major initiative was transitioning from local LAN-based systems to a Web-based system with document storage and sharing capabilities. We selected Xythos because it met our need for a flexible, secure system that could facilitate desired collaboration among faculty, staff, and students through document sharing. We will summarize our experiences with the Xythos implementation and focus on the applied uses of flexible solutions other WebDAV-based technologies offer. Related EDUCAUSE Resources
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