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Henry Saltiel

Henry Saltiel
Vice President, Division of Information Technology
LaGuardia Community College/CUNY
Long Island City, New York
UNITED STATES

Henry Saltiel

Biography

Mr. Henry Saltiel
Vice President for Information Technology – member of the college’s executive management team responsible for guiding strategic planning and policy implementation initiatives related to technology infrastructure and the uses of technology in support of the college’s overall mission. Mr. Saltiel oversees the departments of Network Administration, End-User Support/Helpdesk, Student Information Systems, and Instructional Media services. The Office Institutional Research, which is responsible for maintaining vital statistical data related to the college’s performance and historical trends, is also managed by Mr. Saltiel. A graduate of Adelphi University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and a Masters degree in Information Systems Engineering from Polytechnic University, Mr. Saltiel brings over 20 years of experience managing Information Technology in Higher Education to LaGuardia Community College.

Interests

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Applications Development
Data Administration
Intellectual Property
Internal Administration of IT Unit
IT Strategic Planning and Funding
Knowledge Management
Library Systems
Network Infrastructure and Services
Operations/Data Center
Policy
Privacy
Project Management
Research Support
Security
Training and Support
User Support Services
Strategic Planning
Leadership/Management
Administrative Systems
Departmental/Distributed Computing
Instructional Technology
Media Services
Network Services
Telephony
User Services
Web Services
Institutional Research and Planning

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