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CNI Podcast: Tad Shull on Jazz Discography and Digital Communications: December 28, 2010

The history of jazz resonates in its recordings: they capture the act of musical creation in real time. A huge body of reference works on jazz recordings, the product of seventy years’ labor by…
Who Owns These Data Anyway? Corralling Data Stewardship: October 10, 2006 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2006 Annual Conference
How can you build a strong security program if users do not understand their roles and responsibilities in handling the university's data assets? We will talk about the importance of defining …
The Data Warehouse: A Transitional Bridge Between Legacy and PeopleSoft: May 16, 2005
In January 2004, the University of Missouri implemented PeopleSoft-SA on the Rolla campus. Using the existing data warehouse, the Rolla campus successfully maintained the long-established reporting…
Moving Out of the Shadows: Shining a Light on Data: March 21, 2005 | A session at the EDUCAUSE Midwest Regional Conference 2005
Over time, various users and departments tend to create repositories of information to meet their particular needs. These shadow databases start life as short-term departmental data but later becom…
Metrics, Shmetrics: What Are They Good For? Combining Data Management and In-House Resources to Enhance Your Support Initiative: March 7, 2005 | A session at the NERCOMP Annual Conference 2005
The help desk software has been researched, purchased, implemented, and customized to suit your organizational needs. What are the short-term benefits? More importantly, are the long-term goals of …
Dealing with Data Quality: January 1, 2004

Data quality is becoming increasingly critical. The importance of quality data for decision making will continue to grow, and institutions must be prepared to address data-quality problems. This pr…
Web-Enabled Databases for Plain Folk, in UM.SiteMaker: January 1, 2004

Databases shared through Web interfaces can be powerful tools, although creation of such databases generally requires skills far beyond those possessed by average students, faculty, and staff. The …
Managing Faculty Data at the University of Tennessee: The SEDONA Project: January 1, 2004

FEATURE ARTICLES Managing Faculty Data at the University of Tennessee: The SEDONA Project Outsourcing a Web-enabled faculty database provided both management tools and data to support accre…
Duke's Faculty Database System: Content Management for Faculty Information: January 1, 2004

Five years ago, the Faculty Database System (FDS) was conceived as a means for the Duke math department to keep its Web site up-to-date. Today the FDS is a production content management system, pro…
From Batch Data Entry to Real-Time Web: WSU's Temporary Employment System: January 1, 2003

Washington State University replaced its paper-intensive, central data-entry, batch-processed temporary employment forms with a fully distributed real-time temporary employment system. Departments …

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