The Chief Information Officers (CIO) Forum (formerly known as the CIO Conference) is a platform to gather senior IT leaders and administrators in APRU member universities to build human interaction and a network of APRU ICT leaders to share best practices and solutions, as well as to explore opportunities for multilateral partnerships and collaborative projects among the information technology community in APRU.
See links below for messages from Dr Donald Harris, Chairman of the APRU IT Initiatives Standing Committee.
Read about the latest status report on APRU IT Iniatives here.
What's New
APRU has launched a series of video conference
sessions with topics and themes based on APRU CIOs’ topics of interest. An objective is to exchange and gain knowledge and expertise, share best practices and explore areas of inter-institutional collaboration in middleware, cyberinfrastructure, multimedia and applicable advanced technologies in support of teaching and research amongst APRU member universities.
University of Southern California
will be hosting the first combined Chief Information
Officers (CIO) and Education and Research Technology (ERT)
Forum from May 24-28, 2010. This combined forum
will serve as a new platform for meetings and
collaboration amongst APRU CIOs, IT leaders and staff,
faculty and others. There will be
a broad spectrum of topics that relate to how IT is used
in all aspects of teaching/learning and research
endeavors at the university. Information on the
Forum will gradually be updated at the Forum's upcoming website.
Upcoming event: 3rd Chief Information Officers
(CIO) Forum Hosted by: University of Southern California Date: May 24 - 26, 2010
Overview
