New ECAR Study on IT Governance in Higher Education

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on July 22, 2008

ECAR EDUCAUSE announces a new EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research (ECAR) study, Process and Politics: IT Governance in Higher Education, by Ronald Yanosky with Jack McCredie. This 2008 research study examines the extent of participation in IT governance by campus leaders and constituents; the use of IT governance mechanisms such as IT steering committees, project review, and performance measurement; and practices associated with good IT governance outcomes.

The full study is available to ECAR subscribers and through purchase; however, the road map and key findings are publicly available. Visit ECAR on the web.

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		New ECAR Study on IT Governance in Higher Education Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on July 22, 2008 EDUCAUSE announces a new EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research (ECAR) study, Process and Politics: IT Governance in Higher Education, by Ronald Yanosky with Jack McCredie. This 2008 research study examines the extent of participation in IT governance by campus leaders and constituents; the use of IT governance mechanisms such as IT steering committees, project review, and performance measurement; and practices associated with good IT governance outcomes. The full study is available to ECAR subscribers and through purchase; however, the road map and key findings are publicly available. Visit ECAR on the web. EDUCAUSE News \| ECAR \| ECAR study \| Educational Research \| EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research \| Institutional Research \| Research Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 655 reads
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