2006-2007 Information Technology Strategy
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The 2006-2007 IT Strategy document outlines Tom Sawyer's plans to improve IT services and offerings at the university. The strategy involves building on existing strengths in areas like network infrastructure and staff expertise. It also focuses on improving relationships, pursuing community partnerships, incorporating user feedback, and implementing current initiatives to enhance services around research/academic computing, wireless access, spam filtering, the IT website, and print/design services. The overall goals are to improve customer satisfaction and support for students, faculty and staff.
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