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CIO Advisory Community Quarterly Meetings

February 5, 2009, 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
145 Mount Hall

Overview, Meeting Agenda Slides

CIO Advisory Executive Committee	A small executive committee works with the CIO to confirm recommendations on ensuring its effectiveness regarding pertinent topics. The executive committee includes representation from Arts and Sciences Cluster, Business and Finance, Health Sciences Cluster, Human Resources, Libraries, Medical Center, Professional Cluster, Regional Campuses, Research, and Council on Libraries and IT Chair.	Meeting notes Action Items
CIO Strategic Planning and Related Organizational Changes	The change in CIO leadership and President E. Gordon Gee's new vision for One University Ohio State demanded significant realignment of the prior strategic vision. In this discussion we will review the goals, objectives and projects of the 2009-2014 CIO Strategic Plan and seek feedback on how to improve and adjust the plan.	Overview slides Meeting notes Action Items
CIO Advisory Community Communications	A productive and high performing advisory community entails a clearly defined set of collaboration guidelines that will encourage open and honest dialogue. Our goals for this session will be to discuss communication tools and processes that encourage input from a diverse audience and enables the tracking and reporting of communications to the broader community.	Meeting notes
Teaching and Learning and Security Implications with Google	Google and other third party applications pose an interesting mix of security, privacy and intellectual privacy concerns for teaching, learning, research and outreach. In this discussion we will explore the issues and begin a process of identifying mitigation strategies.	Meeting notes
Enterprise Communication Systems	This session seeks input and recommendations from participants on how to provide an enterprise communications solution, over the next five years, that simplifies and integrates major forms of communication, enhances real time delivery of information and facilitates interactivity and collaboration across the OSU campus community.	Overview slides Meeting notes

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