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- Division of Information Technology Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2022(Virginia Tech, 2023)This is the 2022 annual report for the Division of IT at Virginia Tech.
- Division of Information Technology Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2021(Virginia Tech, 2021)This is the 2021 annual report for the Division of IT at Virginia Tech.
- Division of Information Technology Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2020(Virginia Tech, 2020)This is the 2020 annual report for the Division of IT at Virginia Tech.
- Division of Information Technology Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2019(Virginia Tech, 2019)As described in this annual report, our work in FY 2019 focused on supporting the teaching and learning, research and discovery, and outreach and engagement missions of Virginia Tech and strengthening the Division of IT through the seven pillars of the IT Strategic Plan for 2012-2018.
- Division of Information Technology Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2018(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2018)The Division of Information Technology provides and supports core technology services that are essential to the successful functioning of the university. These include ongoing services, innovations to existing services, and a select number of new services that add functionality or build on existing capabilities. The current strategic plan provides guidance and direction for our service portfolio through 2018. Our annual report for FY 2018 provides an opportunity to review and reflect on the outcomes of the past year, to assess the effectiveness of the division in adapting to meet the university’s needs, and to provide actionable insights that support the ongoing work and continued development of the Division of Information Technology. This report is organized by the division’s “pillars,” which were introduced in the 2012-2018 Division of IT Strategic Plan, and upon which we in the division have focused our priorities. It is also informed by current visioning efforts including Beyond Boundaries and our own internal initiative to develop a new strategic plan for our organization.
- Information Technology Strategic Plan for 2018-2024(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2019-06-06)This strategic plan for the Division of IT provides a high-level framework for a continuous strategic planning and assessment process and for the initiatives in support of strategies, all within the context of Virginia Tech’s strategic plan and long-range vision: “The Virginia Tech Difference: Advancing Beyond Boundaries.” The plan lays out our objectives, goals and an aspirational road map for the division with contributions by and feedback from key stakeholders across the university. Ultimately, our plan is the way we serve the university: to help the university achieve its missions, realize its vision, and meet its goals. Information technology is a critical enabler of higher education and permeates every aspect of the Virginia Tech experience, both on and off campus, the experience of our prospective students and their families, the learning and quality of life of our students, and the needs of research and teaching faculty, administrative personnel, alumni and our communities.
- Information Technology Activities Report 07/08(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2008)The Office of the Vice President for Information Technology was instrumental this year in several unique efforts: sponsoring the January meeting of the Common Solutions Group, and coordinating follow-on activities of university changes after the shootings of April 2007.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2011-2012(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2012)Information Technology serves the university community and the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia by applying and integrating information resources to enhance and support teaching and learning; participate in, support, and enhance research; foster outreach, develop partnerships with communities and promote the capabilities of advanced networking and communications; and provide, secure, and maintain university systems. This annual report of activities presents highlights of the year for the entire organization, and reports from each of the major organizations within Information Technology.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2012-2013(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2013)The Information Technology annual report for 2012-2013 includes a review of key activities from across the organization, as well as unit reports from areas reporting to the vice president.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2008-2009(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2009)The vice president’s annual report for 2008-2009 includes a review of key activities from across the organization, as well as unit reports from areas reporting to the vice president.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2013-2014(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2014)This annual report from Information Technology reports on the pillars of the IT Strategic Plan.
- Information Technology 2006-2007 Annual Report(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2007)The Information Technology annual report for 2006-2007 includes a review of key activities from across the organization, as well as unit reports from areas reporting to the vice president.
- Information Technology 2005-2006 Annual Report(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2006)During fiscal year 2006, organizational units of Information Technology provided resources totaling $49,836,000 in support of the university’s academic, research, administrative, and outreach goals.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2010-2011(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2011)Information Technology serves the university community and the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia by applying and integrating information resources to enhance and support teaching and learning; participate in, support, and enhance research; foster outreach, develop partnerships with communities and promote the capabilities of advanced networking and communications; and provide, secure, and maintain university systems. This annual report of activities presents highlights of the year for the entire organization, and reports from each of the major organizations within Information Technology.
- Information Technology Annual Activities Report 2009-2010(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2010)The vice president’s annual report for 2009‐2010 includes a review of key activities from across the organization, as well as unit reports from areas reporting to the vice president.
- Information Technology Annual Report 2004-2005(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2005)Information Technology encompasses the centrally provided communications and computing environment for Virginia Tech, including computing and networking infrastructure that supports the missions of Virginia Tech. The Information Technology organization is made up of several major areas reporting to the Vice President for Information Technology. They include Network Infrastructure and Services; Learning Technologies; Enterprise Systems; IT Security; Secure Enterprise Technology Initiatives; Research Computing; eCorridors; and Administration and Planning. This report for the period ending June 30, 2005, is organized into four sections. First, new directions are highlighted in “Featured Topics and New Directions,” projects that engage Information Technology staff members across several organizational units. Second, traditional themes of engagement in and support for instruction, research, and outreach comprise “Core Missions.” Third is the 2005 fiscal year financial summary. Finally, this report includes the annual report of each unit within Information Technology.
- Information Technology Annual Report, 2001-2002(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2002)Virginia Tech has announced its overall goal is to make the university ranked among the top 30 universities by 2010. The Information Technology (IT) organization is playing its part to support this goal. Its focus is on enhancing teaching and learning and supporting research activities. Additionally, essential elements of the Information Technology organization’s endeavors are associated with fostering outreach with Commonwealth communities.
- Information Technology Annual Report 2002-2003(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2003)Information Technology supports Virginia Tech’s mission and goals in instruction, research, and outreach. Information Technology works to maintain the security and privacy of the online environment for the faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends, and business partners of the university. This report covers the eighteen months from July 2002 through December 2003. It is organized into two sections: first, some highlights from across Information Technology; second, reports from individual units within Information Technology.
- Information Technology Annual Report, 2000-2001(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2001)During fiscal 2001, Information Technology (Information Systems & Computing, Learning Technology, and the Advanced Network Infrastructure & Services) provided resources totaling $44,049,430 to support university goals and objectives in the areas of academic, research, administrative, and outreach.
- 2014-2016 Virginia Tech IT Operational Plan(Virginia Tech. Information Technology, 2014-08-26)This operational plan for the IT organization provides a detailed set of goals, initiatives, and tasks to realize the seven pillars of the IT strategic plan and to support the university’s long-range plan, “A Plan for a New Horizon – Envisioning Virginia Tech 2012-2018.” The content of this plan was collaboratively developed across the entire IT organization over the past year. The Operational Plan is designed to serve as a living bridge between the IT Strategic Plan and the IT Annual Report, creating a logical and traceable flow among the three documents.