Mission: Seed, nurture, and execute large multi-disciplinary projects that involve applying computing, systems engineering,and information technology to address real-world problems and challenges

e-Enterprise Center

e-Enterprise provides resources to get new interdisciplinary efforts started: - Seed Funding

- Administrative, Proposal, Managerial Services- Facilities- Networking Within Purdue and Beyond

www.purdue.edu/dp/e-Enterprise ■ (765) 494-3153 ■ Mann Hall, Room 105

Key Focus Areas

• Improving Healthcare through Systems Engineering

– Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering

– Oncological Sciences Center

– Bindley Biosciences Center

– Cyber Center

– All Colleges and Schools at Purdue

• Homeland Security

– Purdue Homeland Security Institute

– Purdue Regional Visualization and Analytics Center

– School of Veterinary Medicine

• Energy Systems Analysis

– Energy Center

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Partnerships

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Cancer Care EngineeringOncological Sciences Center, e-Enterprise Center, Bindley Bioscience Center, Cyber Center, Regenstrief Center

for Healthcare Engineering, Purdue Cancer Center, IU Cancer Center, Clinical Oncologists

GoalsSignificantly improve cancer treatment by taking a systems approach to research and treatment

Expected Outcomes1. Cancer Care Situation Room –

Combining research, clinical, published sources with visualization and analysis – present accumulated knowledge and best practices to clinicians AND target research on key questions that challenge clinicians and patients

2. Bench to Bedside and Back –

Complete the cycle of research discoveries to treating patients and back to inform research direction

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Energy Systems Analysis

e-Enterprise Center, Energy Center, Chemical Engineering, Center for the Environment, Sandia Labs, Energy Industry Partners

Goals-Significantly improve decision-making by considering energy as a

complex, interconnected system

Expected Outcomes1. Models, analyses and simulations of the total energy system

including chemical, infrastructural, economic, environmental, and policy aspects

2. Well-coordinated, better informed, and more effective energy decisions and policies at the corporate, nation and global levels

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Cancer Care Planning and Monitoringe-Enterprise, Oncological Sciences Center, School of Veterinary Medicine, IU School of Medicine

Goals-System for collecting and presenting cancer treatment information to doctors and patients

Outcomes-Systematize best practices and best treatment paths-Personalize treatment by more fully including medical and patient considerations-Support analysis of treatment and outcomes to refine best practices

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