CUMREC 2002 Conference Proceedings

The following sessions were held at CUMREC 2002. Those with hyperlinks have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

Corporate Presentation

• Adobe Systems, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner - Paper Elimination on Campus
• Advantiv, Inc. - Getting Everyone "On Board" for a Major IT Project
• Blackboard Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Innovated Suite of e-Education Enterprise
• Campus Pipeline, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Power Partners: A Collaboration for Education
• Enterasys Networks - Online Teaching with Wireless in the Classroom
• Jenzabar Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Jenzabar's Internet Campus Solution: Transforming the Way Institutions and Constituents Relate to One Another
• KPMG Consulting, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Managing Critical Customer Relationships in Higher Education
• Optical Image Technology, Inc. - Electronic Document Imaging Makes the Grade
• Packeteer, Inc. - Get a Grip! Taking Control of Peer-to-Peer
• PeopleSoft, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner - The Collaborative Campus: Real-Time Connections for the Campus Community
• The Newman Group/Mirapoint - Security, Reliability, and Scalability in Today's Higher Education Messaging
• TouchNet Information Systems, Inc., AN EDUCAUSE Bronze Partner - Campus Commerce: A Unified Plan
• WebCT, An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner - Solutions For All Sizes

Featured Session

• Managing HEAT in a Post-September 11th World
• Technology Initiatives at the United States Department of Education, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the Department of Veterans Affairs: A Panel Update

Track 1

• A Next-Generation Enterprise Portal
• A Practical Approach for Web Portal Security Using Roles, Rules, Directories, and all that Stuff
• GWeb Enterprise Portal
• Integrating Your ERP into a Portal
• Lessons Learned During the First Year of myASU, a Large Institution Portal
• uPortal: An Open-Source, Higher Education Web Portal
• Using the Right FACTS Can Be Informative

Track 2

• Advising with Portfolio: Student, Faculty and Staff Perspectives
• E-Relationships: Enriching Communication with Prospective Students
• Integrated Event and Course Scheduling in a Very Non-Integrated Place
• Purdue-Pay: Online Payments to Purdue
• Quick Requisition: Recruitment Streamlined from One Week to One Day
• Web Online Payment for Student Services

Track 3

• Begin with the End in Mind: A Framework for Analyzing and Justifying Large IT Projects
• Dictatorship and Diplomacy: The Campus Politics of Successful IT Projects
• Instilling Project Management Methodology in IT to Create Lasting Change
• Planning a Quantum Leap in Administrative Systems at UNCW
• Professional Development Program for IT Employees
• Providing and Managing Technology Training
• Strategic Halftime Adjustments in the Recruitment and Retention Game

Track 4

• Bargain Basement Web Developer Training
• Implementation: What Have You Done for Me Lately?
• Implementing Centralized Systems in a Decentralized Climate
• Orchestrating a Successful Consulting Engagement
• Paperless Financial Aid
• Supporting and Hosting E-Learning Systems in the University of Wisconsin System

Track 5

• Center of Excellence for SCT Applications
• Extreme Programming: A Case Study in Human Resource Applications
• Palm Initiative: A Two Year Experiment
• Student Registration in the 21st Century
• University of Washington B2C Credit Card Infrastructure
• User-Centered Design: Two Case Studies
• WebSphere, Wizards, and the Web: Hiding the Complexity of Application Development

Track 6

• Growing an Economical Student Administration Datamart Using Common Tools
• Information Access for the Technologically Disinclined
• Information They Can Use
• Passing the Buck Slip: Practical E-Workflow Using Open Source Tools
• Unleashing the Power of Data: Data Warehousing at MnSCU
• Using Data Warehousing Technology to Meet Competitive Pressures in Higher Education
• What IT Staff Need to Know About Educational-Records Privacy Regulations

Track 7

• A Balanced Scorecard for an Applications Development Organization
• Electronic Imaging of Documents Sweeping the Campus
• Future Directions Panel
• The Outlook for ASP and IT Outsourcing in Higher Education
• XML, EDI, E-Sign, and More: Standards for Higher Education

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