Welcome to the Office of theChief Information Officer

IT Architecture & Infrastructure Committee

Updates

04/16

Laptop Encryption - 93% of UT laptops are currently encrypted.

03/12

Box.net - UT will engage in a pilot of Internet 2 or Box.net.

02/28

Cloud File Sharing Task Force - The Charter for the Cloud File Sharing Task Force has been developed and the search is on for task force members.

Charter

The Information Technology (IT) Architecture & Infrastructure Committee oversees data and voice networks, data storage, administrative computing infrastructure, applications, and security issues. Fostering communication across these areas improves understanding of the shared infrastructure and facilitates campus-wide input on architecture and infrastructure issues, such as the need for minimum network standards. IT architecture and infrastructure is not isolated to one area of the University. In order to share the responsibility and accountability for the seamless delivery of IT services to campus, the committee consists of representatives from across campus.

Committee Members

Ryan Baldwin

Committee Chair

Name	Position & Organization
Cam Beasley	Information Security Officer
Huapei Chen	Director, ITS Systems
Brad Englert	Chief Information Officer
William Green	Director, ITS Networking & Telecommunications
Bob Gloyd	Director, Cockrell School of Engineering
Mike Harvey	Assistant Dean of Information Technology, School of Law
Mark Jacaman	Senior IT Manager, ITS User Services
Brad Johnston	Help Desk Specialist, College of Fine Arts
James Lewis	IT Manager, College of Liberal Arts
Mark McFarland	Associate Director for Digital Library Services, University of Texas Libraries
Roland Rocha	Senior IT Manager, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Roy Ruiz	Director of Technology Resources, University Operations
Ron Russell	Senior IT Manager, Jackson School of Geosciences
Charles Soto	Director of Technology Services, College of Communication
Patti Spencer	Associate Chair for Operations, Department of Computer Science