The document outlines several strategic principles for IT at an educational institution: 1) ensuring core business value by adding to the experiences of staff, students, entrepreneurs and the community and being differentiated; 2) providing coherent services defined by service level agreements where the technology enables the integrated services; 3) effective delivery through user-friendly, well-supported and discoverable services with documentation and learning resources. Autonomy is also important through user-owned technology and legacy systems, while the institution aims to function as one college with centrally funded and supported services that are open to all.
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Strategic Principles presentation for ITSSG 2009-01-21
10. Core business value
Adds to the staff, student, entrepreneur and community
experience
Is differentiated
11. Core business value
Adds to the staff, student, entrepreneur and community
experience
Is differentiated
Doesn’t re-invent the wheel
12. Core business value
Adds to the staff, student, entrepreneur and community
experience
Is differentiated
Doesn’t re-invent the wheel
Plays well with others
16. Coherent services
Defined by a service level agreement
Service makes sense - is integrated
The technology is a means to providing the service
17. Coherent services
Defined by a service level agreement
Service makes sense - is integrated
The technology is a means to providing the service
Innovation important: it must work!
28. Autonomy
The importance of user-owned technology
Increasing IT adoption
Users with “legacy”
Extra-institutional services overlap with internal learning
and teaching
31. One College
The detail of internal organisation is not important
The service is designed for all, open to all
32. One College
The detail of internal organisation is not important
The service is designed for all, open to all
Centrally funded
33. One College
The detail of internal organisation is not important
The service is designed for all, open to all
Centrally funded
Centrally supported
34. One College
The detail of internal organisation is not important
The service is designed for all, open to all
Centrally funded
Centrally supported
Transparent, and accountable