Colin Currie

Executive Director, Administrative Information Services

Princeton University

Princeton, New Jersey
UNITED STATES

Colin Currie

• Biography
• Publications
• Presentations
• Interests

Biography

Colin Currie is the Executive Director of Administrative Information Services at Princeton University where he and his team have overall responsibility for the enterprise administrative computing infrastructure supporting the students, faculty, and staff of the University. Prior to joining Princeton, Colin spent 15 years in the consulting industry where he advised domestic and international organizations across a variety of industries on ERP, strategic direction setting, and best practices in administrative services. Colin is a frequent writer and speaker on topics relating to administrative computing, project governance, and emerging technologies.

Publications

Publications

Free Education for the Masses . . . or Not

EDUCAUSE Quarterly

October 2009

Openness in Delivering Education and Content

EDUCAUSE Quarterly

July 2009

What Is Openness, Anyway?

EDUCAUSE Quarterly

March 2009

Painting the Clouds

EDUCAUSE Review

October 2008

The Open Source Congress

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2005

Presentations

Recent Presentations

Event	Session	Date
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2009	Openness: Fostering Sharing, Collaboration, and Open Access to Knowledge and Resources	01/09/2009
EDUCAUSE 2007	IT Governance or IT Chaos?	10/26/2007
Enterprise Technology Conference 2007	Introduction to Day Two	05/24/2007
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2007	Choosing the Right Projects	01/19/2007
EDUCAUSE 2006	Looking Toward the Future of Core Administrative Systems	10/12/2006
EDUCAUSE 2006	Bringing the University to a Collective Technology Decision: Are You Kidding?	10/12/2006
Enterprise Technology Conference 2006	Three Views from the Crystal Ball	05/25/2006
EDUCAUSE 2005	Building Collaborative Administrative Systems Governance	10/21/2005
CUMREC 2005	Building Collaborative Administrative Systems Governance	05/18/2005
CUMREC 2004	Which Comes First, the Process or the Technology?	05/19/2004

Interests

Tags

Internal Administration of IT Unit

IT Strategic Planning and Funding

Administrative Systems

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