New ECAR Study on Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on September 15, 2008

ECAR EDUCAUSE announces a new EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research (ECAR) study, Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education, by Phillip J. Goldstein. This 2008 ECAR research study builds on the work done in 2004 by ECAR in its original study of information technology leadership. The 2008 study addresses the following questions, among others:

How significant a transition in leadership positions are we likely to see in the next few years?
How confident are IT leaders in their skills, and how effective are their leadership styles?
How is the position of IT leader viewed by those who might aspire to it?

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 Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on September 15, 2008 EDUCAUSE announces a new EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research (ECAR) study, Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education, by Phillip J. Goldstein. This 2008 ECAR research study builds on the work done in 2004 by ECAR in its original study of information technology leadership. The 2008 study addresses the following questions, among others: How significant a transition in leadership positions are we likely to see in the next few years? How confident are IT leaders in their skills, and how effective are their leadership styles? How is the position of IT leader viewed by those who might aspire to it? 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 \| CIO \| ECAR \| EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research \| IT Staffing \| Leadership \| Leadership Development \| Organizational Culture \| Organizational Development \| Staff Recruitment Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 481 reads
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