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Themes from IT now/future/critical issues discussions – Spring 2004
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More than 100 members
of nine campus-wide IT-related committees and groups received an overview of
the campus’ IT strategic planning process and participated in a facilitated
30-60 minute activity during late March and early April 2004. During the activity, participants used
post-its to describe IT resources and services at UC Berkeley right now and in
five years, and worked in small groups to identify the most critical IT
opportunities and challenges that UC Berkeley must take advantage of and/or
address in the next few years in order to move from our current state to our
desired future.
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CURRENT STATE |
CRITICAL ISSUES
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DESIRED FUTURE |
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Themes from more than 100 campus IT committee
members who responded to the question, “What are the first three descriptive
words that come to mind when you think of IT resources and services at UC
Berkeley RIGHT NOW?” |
Themes for critical IT opportunities that UC Berkeley must take
advantage of and critical IT challenges that we must address in order for the
campus to move from our current state to our desired future. |
Themes from more than 100 campus IT-related committee members who responded to the question, “What are the first three
descriptive words that you would like
to come to mind when you think of IT resources and services at UC Berkeley in
FIVE YEARS?” |
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complex confusing constrained decentralized disorganized distributed diverse expensive fragmented inefficient network siloed / stovepiped slow unaligned / uncoordinated underfunded |
CommuniTY
Coordination
Customer
service & support
Employees
External relations
Funding
Infrastructure
Innovation
LEARNING/TEACHING
ENVIRONMENTS Organization &
governance
Security Standards Strategic
vision UBIQUITY |
accessible adequate collaborative customer /
user focused
& friendly cutting
edge / leading edge / state-of-the-art easy-to-use efficient excellent
/ exemplary funded /
well-funded innovative integrated seamless secure ubiquitous wireless |
