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Steven Winig

Steven Winig
Internal Management Consultant and Special Assistant to the VP
MIT
Cambridge, Massachusetts
UNITED STATES

Steven Winig

Biography

Steven Winig was instrumental in the creation and management of MIT’s Information Services and Technology’s Relationship Management Program and Project Services Organization. The Relationship Management program helps establish strategic partnerships across the Institute by having staff dedicated to working with MIT’s departments, labs, and centers to leverage technology to meet their business needs. Additionally, Mr. Winig led the design and implementation of a practical project management framework and a corresponding set of easy-to-use checklists and templates. Both the framework and components of the toolkit have been adopted by numerous industry and academic institutions. In addition to being a member of IS&T’s senior leadership team, Mr. Winig is an active member of numerous cross-institute groups. Mr. Winig currently holds a B.S. in Computer Science from The Johns Hopkins University, where he also earned minors in Psychology and Mathematical Sciences.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
EDUCAUSE 2007Relationship Management: Stronger Partnerships to Inform IT Planning10/26/2007
EDUCAUSE 2006Project Portfolio Management: Prioritization to Implementation Tools for Success10/12/2006

Interests

Tags
IT Strategic Planning and Funding
Project Management
Leadership/Management

Membership Information

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