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Making Information Management a Priority: The New Office of Information Management at the UW

Making Information Management a Priority: The New Office of Information Management at the UW

Title:Making Information Management a Priority: The New Office of Information Management at the UW (ID: WRC08069)
Author(s):Jim Loter (University of Washington), Sara Gomez (University of Washington), William Yock (University of Washington) and Jeanne Marie Isola (University of Washington)
Topics:Business Process Improvement, Data Administration and Management, Information Systems and Services
Origin:Western Regional conferences (03/31/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

The University of Washington's Office of Information Management responsibilities include core business applications, defining data management and application integration practices and policies, managing information systems and business process improvement projects, and establishing a strong developer community. The OIM's role is to align the various information management activities throughout the university.

Additional contributor: William Shirey, Associate Vice Provost, Business Applications, University of Washington

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