Enterprise Technology Conference--May 24-25, Chicago

Created by Elisa Coghlan (University of Washington) on May 2, 2006

Enterprise 2006 Logo Enterprise 2006 is a new small, specialized EDUCAUSE conference offering an enterprise-wide look at the challenges facing institutions today and at how higher education leaders can fully exploit the value of IT to accomplish the institutional mission. The program’s interactive sessions, arranged in a curricular structure, will address leadership issues, infrastructure, operational needs, systems and support, and customer service. The event is designed for leaders and managers of administrative and enterprise IT in higher education. It will be held in Chicago, May 24-25; registration is still open.

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		Enterprise Technology Conference--May 24-25, Chicago Created by Elisa Coghlan (University of Washington) on May 2, 2006 Enterprise 2006 is a new small, specialized EDUCAUSE conference offering an enterprise-wide look at the challenges facing institutions today and at how higher education leaders can fully exploit the value of IT to accomplish the institutional mission. The program’s interactive sessions, arranged in a curricular structure, will address leadership issues, infrastructure, operational needs, systems and support, and customer service. The event is designed for leaders and managers of administrative and enterprise IT in higher education. It will be held in Chicago, May 24-25; registration is still open. EDUCAUSE News \| Administrative Systems \| Events \| Information Technology Management and Leadership Elisa's blog Login or register to post comments 4219 reads
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