Latest Core Data Service Report on Campus IT Environments Released

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on October 8, 2008

CDS logo EDUCAUSE has released the Core Data Service Fiscal Year 2007 Summary Report on campus IT environments, which summarizes data collected for fiscal year 2007 from more than 994 institutions that participated in this year's core data survey. The report presents aggregates of data through more than 100 tables and accompanying descriptive text in five areas relevant to planning and managing IT in higher education: IT Organization, Staffing, and Planning; IT Financing and Management; Faculty and Student Computing; Networking and Security; and Information Systems. Learn more about the Core Data Service.

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		Latest Core Data Service Report on Campus IT Environments Released Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on October 8, 2008 EDUCAUSE has released the Core Data Service Fiscal Year 2007 Summary Report on campus IT environments, which summarizes data collected for fiscal year 2007 from more than 994 institutions that participated in this year's core data survey. The report presents aggregates of data through more than 100 tables and accompanying descriptive text in five areas relevant to planning and managing IT in higher education: IT Organization, Staffing, and Planning; IT Financing and Management; Faculty and Student Computing; Networking and Security; and Information Systems. Learn more about the Core Data Service. EDUCAUSE News \| Core Data Service \| Financial Management \| Financial Planning \| Information Technology Management and Leadership \| IT Funding \| IT Staffing \| Organizational Structure \| Planning \| Security Management \| Student Technology Fees Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 678 reads
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