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IT Strategic Planning

The Process

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The overarching IT Strategic Planning process, which launched in Fall 2011, utilizes a methodology that will achieve several objectives:

• Position the University as a "leader and best" in the use and application of existing and emerging technologies — particularly in the area of research, teaching and learning, engagement, and operations.

• Ensure the University has a shared vision for future technologies and services available on campus.

• Establish an enterprise architecture — or process for translating the shared vision into venture change — that is endorsed by IT Governance and utilized in the University's planning and decision-making process.

• Establish a guide for IT investments that propel innovation at the University and that advance the institution's mission.

• Position technology innovation and improvement as a development opportunity.

• Provide the President, Regents, and Executive Officers with a roadmap for pursuing major IT investments.

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