The Ohio State University
www.osu.edu
  1. Help
  2. Campus map
  3. Find people
  4. Webmail

Ohio State University logo Office of the CIO CIO Annual Report
  1. Affiliations
  2. CIO Office
  3. CIO Stakeholders
  4. Governance
  5. IT Strategic Plan
  6. Initiatives
  7. OSU Academic Directory
  8. OSU Administration
  9. OSU IT Resources

  10. Additional Resources
  11. CIO Annual Report
  12. IT Facts at Ohio State
  13. Legislative Updates
  14. OSU IT Communications Plan


Office of Chief Information Officer
320 Baker Systems Engineering
1971 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
Phone: (614) 292-6553
Fax: (614) 688-4226

Office of the CIO Annual Achievement Report

logo image Contents
- Message from the CIO
- Collaborations and More
- 2007 Achievements

- 2007 Annual Report (pdf)
- 2006 Annual Report (pdf)
- 2005 Annual Report (pdf)
 Supplemental Information
IT Strategic Plan 2008 (Refresh)
President Gee's Strategic Goals
Academic Plan
University System of Ohio
Who We Are (CIO Office)
OSU IT Poll Data
CIO CommunITy News
Faculty IT Resource Guide
Student IT Resource Guide

2007 Achievements

Staff Education and Training Initiative
Establish an IT staff education, training and career development program.

Since 2004

Established the Professional Development Grants program; provided training on administrative systems; continued offering computing short courses; continued the RockIT leader and management training for CIO staff and sent CIO staff to the Leading Edge Leadership Training program; sent university staff to the Desire2Learn user conference; hosted the Annual OHECC conference; refocused OITÕs Applied Technology Services to offer more comprehensive training to staff and the university community.

Since 2007

  • Trained approximately 2,000 staff and faculty on the universityÕs PeopleSoft/Oracle administrative systems. Attendees rated their satisfaction with General Ledger, Procurement, and Reporting classes at 3.5 or higher (on a 4 point scale). Overall satisfaction for Human Resources courses was 3.4.

  • Conducted OIT computing short courses for approximately 300 members of the university community, with more than half of survey respondents rating them excellent or above average.

  • Brought in SANS Institute to conduct a class on secure web application development.