2004 Survey Resources

2004 Survey - Current IT Issues Article in EDUCAUSE Quarterly
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2004 Current IT Issues in EDUCAUSE Review
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The following is a list of the 2004 top 10 IT issues. Each issue links to its respective topic in EDUCAUSE Connect. Resources may include articles, books, conference sessions, contracts, plans, policies, position descriptions and blog content.The 2004 Current IT Issues

1. Funding IT
2. Administrative/ERP/Information Systems
3. Security and Identity Management
4. Strategic Planning for IT
5. Faculty Development, Support, and Training for IT
6. Infrastructure Management for IT
7. E–Learning/Distributed Teaching and Learning
8. Web Systems and Services (tied)
8. Enterprise–Level Portals (tied)
10. Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (tied)
10. Governance, Organization, and Leadership for IT (tied)

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