EDUCAUSE Review Magazine, Volume 44, Number 4, July/August 2009

Beyond the Economic Downturn

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Philip J. Goldstein

The author draws an early roadmap to help IT leaders navigate beyond the economic downturn and to understand how a new economic reality might take shape in higher education institutions and in higher education IT organizations.

CIOs Talk about Budgets: Emerging Stronger and Leaner

Bruce Maas, Fredrick Miller, Pattie Orr, Julie Ouska, and Shelton M. Waggener

To explore current and future implications of the economic downturn, EDUCAUSE Review assembled a panel of senior IT leaders to answer questions regarding their IT budgets, possible structural changes and cost models, and the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.

CFOs Talk about Finances: Glimmers of Hope

Laurie G. Antolovic, Albert G. Horvath, and Margaret F. Plympton

In a discussion of costs and revenues and information technology, three higher education financial officers provide a budgetary perspective on the topics of technology adoption, investments in technology, and management of the IT budget in the current fiscal climate.

Top-Ten IT Issues, 2009

Anne Scrivener Agee, Catherine Yang, and the 2009 EDUCAUSE Current Issues Committee

EDUCAUSE presents the top-ten IT-related issues in terms of strategic importance to the institution, as revealed by the tenth annual EDUCAUSE Current Issues Survey. Not surprisingly, IT Funding is back as #1 on the list.

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On the Web

Leadership

IT and the Economy: A Focus on Priorities

Kent John Chabotar

E-Content

Data-Driven Science: A New Paradigm?

Michael L. Nelson

PodcastIT

Essential versus Strategic IT Investments

James Hilton

New Horizons

Learning and Technology — "In That Order"

Malcolm Brown

policy@edu

Cloud Computing: "Be Prepared"

Bernard Golden

Viewpoints

Higher Education and the Academic Library: Perspectives for Slovakia

Jaroslav Šušol

Homepage

The Return of the Opportunity Manager?

Richard N. Katz

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