Indiana University is recognized among the top 100 organizations in the nation by CIO magazine for its leadership in new software development models for higher education. The 22nd CIO 100 Awards recognizes the IU Office of the Vice President for Information Technology (OVPIT) for its leadership in developing open source software with dozens of colleges, universities, and commercial partners. Under the leadership of IU Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Brad Wheeler, IU has co-founded some of higher education's largest software and service collaboration efforts. These projects are charting a new investment and collaboration model known as Community Source that creates an alternative to buying software or developing it in house.
News
- PearlDiver to use Indiana University’s Big Red supercomputer through economic development initiative
- Indiana University, Technische Universität Dresden collaborate on improved life sciences data transfer
- IU teams receive research grants from the CACR
- IU, Microsoft expand partnership
- Three central Indiana higher education institutions join I-Light
- IU hailed as IT pioneer in CIO 100 Awards
- IU staff members receive awards from the Society for Technical Communication competitions
- IU agreement with AT&T, Kelley School of Business graduate students, embraces mobility with BlackBerry smartphones
Featured Publications
- Empowering People—Cyberinfrastructure at IU
- Cyberinfrastructure: In Tune for the Future
- Dynamics of Supporting Sakai Through Local and Global Collaboration
- In Search of Certitude
- The Organization of the Organization: CIOs’ Views on the Role of Central IT
- Mitigating the Risks of Big Systems
- Get it in writing: MOUs and library/IT partnerships
- Open Source 2010: Reflections on 2007
- Open Source 2007: How Did This Happen?
