Tag Archive: CIO
UC IT Blogger
December 4, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAnn Kovalchick, CIO, Events, UC Merced, UC Women in Technology Committee, UCM, webinar, WIT
UC IT Blogger
October 16, 2019
All ArticlesAnn Kovalchick, Associate Vice Chancellor, Chief Information Officer, CIO, Events, Information Technology, UC Merced, UCM, webinar, Women in IT
The UC Women in Technology Committee is pleased to announce a webinar with Ann Kovalchick, UC Merced chief information officer.
Title: The First Woman Man: Gender labels and workplace expectations
Description: A discussion on the real and imagined responsibilities of being…
Read more about Save the Date: Nov. 20 UC WIT Webinar
UC IT Blogger
February 6, 2019
All Articles, Feature ArticlesBen Nathan, Chrissy Forte, CIO, collaboration, Tom Andriola, UC Los Angeles, UC OATS, UCLA Health
By Ben Nathan.
DGIT, the information technology (IT) office for the UCLA health sciences schools, is the technical partner behind the launch of the University of California (UC) Outside Activity Tracking System. Known as OATS, this is a web-based conflict of commitment platform that DGIT created in partnership with teams…
Read more about 7 UC Campuses to Use Conflict of Commitment System
UC IT Blogger
October 10, 2018
All ArticlesCIO, Gabe Youtsey, Information Technology, infrastructure agreements, ITS, Slack, Tom Andriola, Tom Trappler, Town Hall, UCIT, Vine
Save the date for the UC IT Town Hall – Monday, Nov. 5, 10 – 11 a.m.
UC IT Blogger
July 24, 2018
All ArticlesCIO, EDUCAUSE, ITLC, Julia Chen, Matt Hall, UC Santa Barbara, UCSB
By Julia Chen. For the second year in a row, UCSB CIO Matthew Hall conducted a survey of the UC location CIOs, asking them to prioritize issues for IT leadership at the university. The survey presented a number of key…
Read more about Survey Reveals Top Issues for UC IT
UC IT Blogger
September 27, 2017
All Articles, Feature ArticlesAnn Kovalchick, CIO, Women in Technology
By Ann Kovalchick. There is no shortage of evidence that women in technology face particular challenges and barriers. The Center for Higher Education Chief Information Officers Studies (CHECS) conducts an annual survey of Higher Education CIO Roles and Effectiveness….
Read more about Who Ya Gonna Call? Mythbusters, Ghostbusters or Women in IT?
UC IT Blogger
June 15, 2017
All Articles, SpotlightsCIO, Danna Gianforte, UC Riverside, UCR
Danna Gianforte started as chief information officer (CIO) at UCR on December 1, 2016, replacing retired CIO Chuck Rowley. Prior to UCR, Gianforte was CIO for Residential and Dining Enterprises at Stanford University, and before that, associate CIO at the…
Read more about Meet Danna Gianforte – UC Riverside’s New CIO
UC IT Blogger
February 2, 2017
All Articles, SpotlightsAngela Cummings, CIO, UC San Diego, UCSD, Vince Kellen
By Angela Cummings, Marketing Communications Lead, Information Technology Services, UC San Diego.
What attracted you to UC?
First and foremost, it was the people I met when I visited campus. The university feels young and energetic, entrepreneurial and agile.
Tell…
Read more about Q&A with Vince Kellen – UC San Diego CIO
UC IT Blogger
June 30, 2015
All ArticlesChuck Rowley, CIO, UC Riverside, UCR
Posted by Chuck Rowley, Associate Vice Chancellor, UCR. On March 23, UC’s Vice Chancellors of Research (VCRs) and Chief Information Officers (CIOs) sponsored a cyberinfrastructure visioning conference at UCLA. The goal was to prioritize and recommend a UC cyberinfrastructure plan…
Read more about Researchers and CIOs Plan UC’s Next-Generation Cyberinfrastructure
Tom Andriola
March 3, 2015
All ArticlesCIO, Gabe Youtsey, UC ANR
Posted by Gabe Youtsey, CIO, Agriculture and Natural Resources. I work for UC ANR, and California is my campus. Having completed my first three months as Chief Information Officer of the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR),…
Read more about UC ANR: California Is Our Campus