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Enterprise 2009—The EDUCAUSE Enterprise Information & Technology Conference

For administrative and Enterprise Information Systems Leaders

Change happens in a hurry. Opportunity presents itself but briefly. An effective approach demands stability in the present balanced with awareness, determination, and agility to seize the opportunities of tomorrow.

Join us for Enterprise 2009, May 6–7 in Indianapolis as we discuss how we can maintain our current information systems while positioning ourselves for the future. This small, prestigious conference is ideal for making contacts with peers, engaging in energizing discussion, and discovering new strategies for addressing the opportunities and challenges surrounding administrative and enterprise information systems and their related technologies.

Who Should Attend

Those who lead and manage administrative and enterprise information technology groups, senior IT professionals and emerging leaders in the field, will benefit from this event.

Topics to Be Addressed

Participants will choose from several interactive, solutions-oriented sessions in each of the topic areas. They’ll also hear plenary sessions from some of higher education’s thought leaders in the area of enterprise computing. Ample time has been allocated in each session for both presentation and interaction.

General Session Speakers

Tracy Mitrano

Tracy Mitrano
Director of IT Policy and Computer Policy and Law Program,
Cornell University

Internet Policy in Uncertain Economic Times

Ted Dodds

Ted Dodds
CIO and Associate
Vice President - IT ,
The University of British Columbia

Thomas L. Maier

Thomas L. Maier
Vice Chancellor for Information & Instructional Technology / CIO
University System of Georgia Office

Panelists

IT Financial Considerations in an Economic Downturn Panel

Laurie G. Antolovic

Laurie G. Antolovic
Deputy CIO and Finance Officer,
Indiana University

Albert G. Horvath

Albert G. Horvath
Vice President for Finance and Business,
The Pennsylvania State University

Margaret F. Plympton

Margaret F. Plympton
Vice President for Finance & Administration,
Lehigh University

Philip J. Goldstein

Philip J. Goldstein
moderator
ECAR Fellow,
EDUCAUSE
 
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