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What is Planning?
A brief look at the 'What?', 'Why?' and 'How?' of OIT Planning.

OIT's Evolving Formal Technology Planning Process.  A work in progress, this framework is designed to help the University's leadership make informed decisions about which technology projects it should invest - and the priority in which they should be sequenced.  (June, 2007)

Measuring the Value of IT to the Institution.  An exploration into a more holistic understanding of IT's value to the institution - beyond the simple 'cost component'. (June, 2007)

OIT Service Overview.  A functional, categorical view of OIT services, the business units that provide them and if they are fee-based or free of charge.

Enterprise Systems and Technology Issues and Trends: An Environmental Scan.  This document provides an information technology and enterprise system environmental scan in support of and to inform the University of Minnesota’s FY05 Strategic Planning process. It identifies critical issues and trends and how they are likely to affect the ability of the University of Minnesota to enhance or maintain its excellence relative to vision, mission and competition.  It concludes with a set of key policy and strategic recommendations
 
OIT 5-Year Strategy
A work in progress, OIT’s 5-Year Strategy outlines the organization’s strategic direction – one that is in direct alignment with the Institution’s mission and priorities.

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