How to Succeed as the Dot on the Tail of the Dog; or, How to Play Well with Others in a Campus-Wide IT Project

Wednesday, October 26 | 1:30PM–2:30PM | Exhibit Hall B/C, Level One
Session Type: Poster Session
Delivery Format: Poster Session
Imagine your service must be updated to work within a new enterprise system. Your service is fully operational across campus, yet it is only a piece of the 200-person campus-wide project. How do you juggle operations, the pipeline, and being a part of the campus-wide SIS project? This session will explore both challenges and lessons learned.


Outcomes: Recognize the risks associated with being a small part of a campus-wide project *Explore how to juggle conflicting operations, the pipeline, and project demands while leveraging best practices *Get ideas about when to be proactive versus when to follow

Presenters

  • Bill Allison

    Chief Technology Officer, University of California, Berkeley

  • Marlita Kahn

    Service Manager, Information and Content Management, University of California, Berkeley

Resources & Downloads

  • How to Succeed as the Dot on the Tail of the Dog or How to Play Well with Others in a CampusWide IT Projectposter

    6 MB, pdf - Updated on 9/5/2024