Leadership Opportunities for CIOs in a Decade of Accelerating Overcapacity and Innovation

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 | 2:15PM–3:00PM CT | W190a, Level 1
Session Type: Breakout Session
By 2030, strong economic forces will likely cause a restructuring of (a) the number of colleges and universities, (b) their educational offerings, and (c) the price and costs of educational programs. This session will explain those forces and discuss the leadership opportunities in an era of industry consolidation and innovation.

Outcomes: Understand the economic forces that are reshaping higher education, their timing, and the likely effects on different types of institutions * Explore how strategic choices for IT can affect the cost and innovation capabilities of institutions during change * Be able to speak with greater confidence in institutional and multi-institutional discussions of economic trends and what to do

Presenters

  • Bryan Alexander

    Senior Scholar, Georgetown University

  • Tracy Schroeder

    Associate Vice Chancellor & Chief Information Officer, University of California, Berkeley

  • Brad Wheeler

    James H. Rudy Professor of Information Systems, Indiana University

Resources & Downloads

  • Leadership in a Decade of Overcapacity

    Updated on 11/29/2024