Technology plays a mission-critical role in helping the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign remain a preeminent public research university with a land-grant mission. The Office of the CIO helps facilitate the creative development and use of cutting edge technology resources to transform all dimensions of our academic enterprise, including research, teaching and learning, and public outreach.
What is the IT Council?
The purpose of the IT Council is to ensure the alignment of IT to campus strategic goals. IT Council:
- guides decision-making
- creates transparency of the full life-cycle of IT investments
- advises on campus technology needs and priorities
- provides recommendations about technology services
- provides prioritization and funding recommendations
IT Council Groups
IT Council coordinates and facilitates the interconnected committees that evaluate and recommend IT direction in support of research, teaching and learning, and public engagement.
IT Council
Agendas, Minutes, Reports, and Recommendations
Application Services Subcommittee of IT Council
The Application Services Subcommittee focuses on topics of application services, operational process improvement, and workflow management.
Agenda, Minutes, Reports, and Recommendations
IT End User Services Subcommittee of IT Council
The IT End User Services Subcommittee focuses on topics of IT end user services, including direct IT user support, training, business process consulting, and specialized facilitation and integration.
Agendas, Minutes, Reports, and Recommendations
IT Infrastructure Subcommittee of IT Council
The IT Infrastructure Subcommittee focuses on technology infrastructure such as the network, telecommunications, compute, storage, data center, and cloud capabilities.