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Welcome to Campus Technology Leading Technology Change on Campus: The Cloud, an all-online gathering of the influential higher education executives and thought leaders focused on ways higher education institutions can leverage cloud services securely and productively.

The conference will feature panel sessions on implementation strategies, security issues, school culture and organizational impacts. Speakers are Campus IT leaders whose experience in cloud migration will prove invaluable to anyone considering cloud technology.

This one-day event provides a convenient platform to meet, exchange ideas and gain insight from real-world observations shared in a collaborative setting with other campus IT leaders.

Our conference team has put together a top-notch program of speakers and sessions—moderated by the pioneering campus IT executive, Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University—and we’re expecting a lively and invigorating discussion of ideas and best practices throughout the day.

Don’t forget to check out the full schedule for this content-rich, interactive virtual environment, including the Networking Lounge and the live chat options. And remember, following their live airing, these sessions will be available on-demand, through March 6, 2013, should you wish to revisit any of the sessions.

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Navigating Through Our Summit EnvironmentThe Virtual Leadership Summit offers a dynamic, interactive platform for sessions and networking. Once you have created your profile, you can enter any area within the conference. Here’s what you’ll find in each area:

audiToRiumListen to the sessions and participate in the live Q&As.

neTwoRking loungeDrop by to meet colleagues, establish new contacts or continue conversations that began elsewhere during the summit.

live ChaTAvailable in the Networking Lounge or submit questions during sessions to be answered in the live Q&A period.

Conference Agenda Schedule updated 12/3/12

ThuRsday, deCembeR 6, 2012

12:45 pm - 1:00 pm Virtual Conference Sign-in

1:00 pm - 1:55 pm Session 1: Cloud Opportunities: Cultural and Organizational Change

1:55 pm - 2:00 pm Break

2:00 pm - 2:45 pm Session 2: Cloud Implementation Strategies

2:45 pm - 3:00 pm Speaker Follow-up and Q&A

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Networking in the Lounge

3:30 pm – 4:15 pm Session 3: Cloud Security Issues

4:15 pm – 4:30 pm Speaker Follow-up and Q&A

4:30 pm - 5:15 pm Session 4: Future Visions of the Cloud and Your Strategic Plan

5:15 pm - 5:30 pm Speaker Follow-up and Q&A

* All times are Eastern Standard Time.

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session 1: 1:00 Pm - 1:55 Pm

Opportunity in the Cloud: What Are We Waiting For?FeaTuRed PResenTeR: Kenneth C. Green, Founding Director, The Campus Computing Project

modeRaToR: Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University

Campus IT leaders have been discussing cloud strategies for years. But cloud adoption in higher education has been slow, save for the movement to cloud-based e-mail. Referencing the latest data from the 2012 Campus Computing Survey (http://www.campuscomputing.net/item/campus-computing-2012-mixed-assessments-it-effectiveness), Kenneth C. Green offers a look at where we are today in leveraging cloud strategies and applications. Where are the clouds? And what issues impede campus efforts to move resources and services to the cloud?

session 2: 2:00 Pm - 2:45 Pm

Cloud Implementation StrategiesPanelisTs: Joy Hatch, Vice Chancellor, Information Technology Services, Virginia Community College System; Matt Lawson, Director, Enterprise Services, Virginia Community College System

modeRaToR: Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University

What are the implementation issues institutions should be aware of when approaching the cloud? Will you chose a hybrid implementation or move services fully to the cloud? Are you defining a private, community, or public cloud infrastructure? What aspects of campus culture should concern you as you introduce new, cloud-based services? Here, a team from a very large state community college system shares its strategies.

session 3: 3:30 Pm - 4:15 Pm

Cloud Security IssuessPeakeR: David Escalante, Director of Computer Policy & Security, Boston College

modeRaToR: Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University

Security issues may be holding back many institutions considering a cloud implementation. But these are less often technical issues and more often security-related questions about institutional policy, implementation strategies, governance and contractual/legal issues. Here, we’ll look at the range of security concerns IT leaders need to address when approaching cloud implementations and we’ll consider the future of the cloud—not only for possible “answers” to questions about security in the cloud, but also for ways that cloud implementations may break new ground in offering institutions a more secure operating environment in line with the myriad changes coming to our institutions and communities.

session 4: 4:30 Pm - 5:15 Pm

Future Visions of the CloudPanelisTs: David W. Dodd, Vice President for Information Technology and CIO, Stevens Institute of Technology; Mary S. Wheeler, Assistant Vice President for Finance, Stevens Institute of Technology

modeRaToR: Ronald L. Danielson, Vice Provost for Information Services and CIO, Santa Clara University

Higher education has been slow to enter into the cloud, in many application areas. But there is no lack of visionary thinking and some institutions are leading the way with implementations in areas that have not been well traveled in the cloud—areas like financials and other administrative systems. So while it’s still very early for most higher education institutions to consider putting major administrative applications in the cloud, a few visionaries have been leading the way. Here, Kuali serves as an exemplar of this kind of vision as leaders from Stevens Institute of Technology discuss their instance of the Kuali Financial System, fully in the cloud.

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ModeratorRonald l. danielsonVice Provost for Information Services and CIOSanta Clara University

Ronald L. Danielson became CIO of Santa Clara University in July 2000 and was appointed Vice Provost and CIO in

January 2006. He has been affiliated with the university since September 1976, filling a number of faculty and administrative roles during his tenure. As CIO, Danielson leads the Information Services division in offering academic and administrative computing, networking and telecommunications, Web, instructional and classroom technology, and library services to the university. His more recent accomplishments include completion of the design and construction of Santa Clara’s Harrington Learning Commons, Sobrato Technology Center, and Orradre Library, a nearly 200,000 square foot facility which has had significant impact on the learning environment and culture at the university.

Presentersdavid w. doddVice President for Information Technology

and CIO

Stevens Institute of Technology

David W. Dodd is Vice President for Information Technology and Chief

Information Officer at the Stevens Institute of Technology. He has responsibility for developing and leading a comprehensive information technology environment to support academic, administrative and research computing, as well as institutional outreach and the efficiency and effectiveness of institutional programs. Dodd has 30 years of experience in business, research and development and higher education. He has been an active writer, presenter and speaker at numerous conferences including EDUCAUSE and SCUP. Prior to joining Stevens, David held leadership positions in the University of North Carolina and University of South Carolina systems, at Xavier University.

david esCalanTeDirector of Computer Policy & Security

Boston College

David Escalante is the Director of Computer Policy & Security at Boston College, where he is responsible for all

data security matters. David was nominated for the “Information Security Executive of the Year” award in 2005 and 2006 and has spoken on security topics at events such as the RSA Conference, Educause Security Professionals Conference, Campus Technology Conference and Network World IT Roadmap. Prior to Boston College, David was the Director of Professional Services, Americas, for Baltimore Technology, a PKI vendor and the manager of the Network Consulting group at Bolt Beranek & Newman, where he consulted with a variety of Fortune 500 companies on network and security issues.

kenneTh C. gReenFounding Director

The Campus Computing Project

Kenneth C. Green is the founding director of The Campus Computing Project (campuscomputing.net), the

largest continuing study of the role of eLearning and of information technology in American higher education. Green is also a senior research consultant at Inside Higher Ed, which publishes his Digital Tweed blog (http://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/digital-tweed). He is widely published and frequently quoted on higher education and information technology issues in national print and broadcast media.

Speakers

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Presenters Include:

Ronald L. DanielsonVice Provost for Information Services and CIO

Santa Clara University

MODERATOR

Kenneth C. GreenFounding Director

The Campus Computing Project

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Joy haTChVice Chancellor, Information

Technology Services

Virginia Community College System

Joy Hatch is the vice chancellor for information technology services at the Virginia Community College System. Since arriving in Virginia, she has provided leadership for the CIO’s for Virginia’s 23 community colleges advancing and planning enterprise systems and initiatives to accomplish the Chancellor’s vision: Achieve 2015. She works closely with stakeholders throughout the System to create technology strategic plans and raise the awareness of initiatives that will be necessary to support and accomplish the System’s strategic goals.

maTT lawsonDirector, Enterprise Services

Virginia Community College System

Matt Lawson is the Virginia Community College System’s director of enterprise services, leading a team that runs the

enterprise infrastructure for the VCCS’s half-million students and work force constituents. This infrastructure

includes the largest private education network in Virginia, data centers and scalable, private cloud computing environments that provide a basis for SaaS-based services used by all community college students in Virginia. Lawson’s key areas of interest include virtualization, disaster recovery technologies, enterprise storage and green data centers.

maRy wheeleRAssistant Vice President for Finance

Stevens Institute of Technology

Mary Wheeler is the assistant vice president for finance at the Stevens Institute of Technology. As part of her

role in the Office of Finance, she led the institution’s implementation of its instance of the Kuali Financial System fully in the cloud. She has been active with the Kuali Foundation, currently as a voting member (for Stevens Institute) and an involved member of the Kuali open source community. She is the recipient of NACUBO’s 2012 Daniel D. Robinson Accounting Award.

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