2012-13 Annual Report: Office of Information Technology
"We once again tried to balance specific business-driven initiatives with our continuing efforts to improve our IT foundation components so that future initiatives could be achieved more readily, securely and cost effectively."
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Operational CollaborationThe Emory Healthcare Information Services (IS) team continued its collaborative partnerships to deliver of high-quality patient care through technical excellence and innovation. |
Digital MobilityOIT Architecture made significant advancements in defining web, mobile and eCommerce application frameworks for research, academic and administrative applications. |
 
Administrative PartnershipIT Finance & Administration showed constant diligence in the areas of financial planning, human resources, and management of the physical office and administrative space. |
 
Incremental ProgressIn looking back on FY13, OIT Information Security made incremental progress on a lot of different fronts and had a few significant and noteworthy accomplishments. |
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Building the FoundationThe Research & Woodruff Health Sciences IT (R-WIT) division has been building the foundations for a series of strategic initiatives to support the multiple missions of the University. |
 
Forward MovementUniversity Technology Services (UTS) spent FY13 operating at an enterprise scale. Many of our projects were focused on strengthening our infrastrcuture and improving our processes. |
