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Information Services (IS) is organized into "crafts," doing away with traditional departments and related boundaries.
- The craft structure aligns with recent evolutions of the technology field and IS's desire to create a highly collaborative, flexible organization.
- Within IS, the crafts promote cross-functional discussion and actions.
- Primary points of contact for the university community remain centralized in a few, key areas.
- To contact a craft leader by telephone, please call Ext. 2-8200
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assistance with technology, please review the contact list.
Craft Descriptions
| Craft Name |
Acronym |
Description |
Leader |
| Architecture |
ARC |
Design, develop, establish, monitor technology visions
and plans for the university. Maintain current knowledge of
industry trends and technologies. |
Bob McCormick |
| Business Continuity & Security |
BCS |
Security policies, procedures standards, monitoring, education, firewall support, disaster recovery planning |
Arlene Yetnikoff |
| CRM |
CRM |
All PS CRM modules, design, configuration, and support |
Audrey Bledsoe |
| Database & Data warehouse |
DBDW |
Oracle, MS SQL server, database
administration, data marts/data warehousing/ETL |
Daryl Roche |
| Enterprise Application Administration |
EAA |
Enterprise middleware support, enterprise application patching, maintenance, PeopleTools
support, security administration. |
Ed Gregory |
| Enterprise Resource Planning |
ERP |
All PS HR and Financial modules design, configuration, and support. All Student Administration modules design, configuration, and support. |
Ed Gregory |
| Field Services/Enterprise Technology--Loop |
FSET |
Field Support for Loop campus. Network, telecommunication, Internet design, configuration, and support |
Joshua Luttig |
| Field Services/Enterprise Technology--LPC |
FSET |
Field Support for LPC/suburban campuses. Network, telecommunication, Internet design, configuration, and support |
Jim Hryckiewicz |
| IS Operations |
ISOPS |
Administration, financial planning and support, communications, Board of Trustees relationship |
Tonya Harvey-McDonald |
| Operating/ Storage Systems |
OSS |
Enterprise servers (Unix and NT), storage systems, file servers.
E-mail, IM, and wireless messaging |
Jason Yao |
| Portal |
Portal |
All portal modules design, configuration, and support |
Paul Hermany |
| Project/ Process Management |
PPM |
Project management, ISO process management, architecture process management |
Jeff Johnson |
| Technology Contact Center |
TCC |
Tier 1 phone, Web, e-mail support for all systems |
Eric E. Breese |
IS Senior Leadership
- Vince Kellen is the Vice President for Information Services.
- Managing directors are assigned as coaches, facilitators, mentors and supervisors on an as needed basis. Managing directors and the vice president make key IS decisions.
- To contact a craft leader by telephone, please call Ext. 2-8200
| Name |
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Description |
| Vince Kellen, Vice President for Information Services |
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Serves on the TLT committee, the PeopleSoft Steering committee, and is the Administrative Liaison to the Board of Trustees Technology Committee. |
| Joe Salwach, Associate Vice President |
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Serves on the TLT committee. |
| Tina Cooper, Executive Director |
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Serves on the following committees: University Strategic Planning, PeopleSoft Steering, Living the Mission, Compliance, Code of Conduct, and New Employee Orientation. She also provides support for the Board of Trustees Technology Committee. |
| Dan Deco, Director |
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Handles enterprise architecture, oversees the TLC process, and approves all university technology purchases. In addition, he serves on the TLT committee. |
| Chang Ding, Director |
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Serves on the TLT committee. |
| Cara Kaufmann-Rosenthal, Director |
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Handles process and project
management. |
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