Information Management
Draft UW Information Services Strategy
The DRAFT UW Information Services Strategy (ISS) report was prepared March 2002 by then Chief Information Officer Ed Lightfoot. It outlined a vision and
proposed approach for creating the technical foundation that would enable the
UW to realize the potential of information technology, including the ability
to:
- Provide better resources and services to constituents
- Support next-generation research and learning
- Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of faculty and staff
- Reach constituents in new and powerful ways
The DRAFT UW Information Services Strategy primarily covered technical
directions for then Computing & Communications (C&C) and then OIM units providing information services (Information Services,
IT Infrastructure). The UW incrementally implemented this plan.
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ISS report body--Includes the vision,
current situation,
conceptual framework, implementation issues,
implications, and next steps. (3/11/02 version, 49 pages,
in
PDF or
MS Word 2002.)
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ISS report appendices--Includes
an overview of implementation
activities and descriptions of specific
projects (2/4/02 version, 120-pages, in
PDF or
MS Word 2002.)
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Graphic visualizing the strategy--Maps the conceptual framework to activities.
(5/24/04 version, 1-page Adobe Acrobat PDF file
11x17-inch [tabloid].)
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Table of activities--Enlarged table of C&C and OIM activities, from the right side of the
graphic linked above. (5/24/04 version, 5-page Adobe Acrobat PDF
file
11x8.5.)
