IT 2.0: Reimagining the IT Organization

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IT 2.0: Reimagining the IT Organization PRESENTED BY: Raechelle Clemmons • Steve Fabiani • Keith McIntosh

Reimagining IT at Davidson College Planned: June - August 2017 | Completed: September 2016 Motivation: Break down silos, bimodal capacity, new capabilities, more leadership opps BEFORE AFTER Employees 38.75 FTE 41.375 FTE Departments Technology Help Services Academic Technology Administrative Systems Systems & Network IT Finance, Facilities & Ops Engagement Digital Innovation Core Services CIO’s Office, incl Analytics & BI Leadership Team 5 members: CIO + 4 directors 10 members: CIO + 4 direct reports + 1 manager + 3 team leads + fellow

Reimagining IT at Colgate University Planned: Fall 2016 | Completed: Spring 2017 Motivation: Improve Service, Combine Logically, and Enable Innovation BEFORE AFTER Employees 47 FTE 47 FTE / No Change in Bottom Line Departments Academic Technologies AV Services Misc Unaffiliated Staff Networking and Operations Enterprise Systems In Person Technology Support Phone Based Tech Support CIO Learning / Applied Innovation Classrooms, Media and Events Services and Infrastructure Engagement and Support Data Analytics Office of the CIO (inc. info sec, budget mgmt) Leadership Team CIO + 4 Directors Strategic Leadership: 7 + CIO Extended Leadership 12 + CIO

Reimagining IT at Ithaca College Planned: November 2014 | Completed: October 2015 Motivation: Eliminate silos, eliminate operational inefficiencies, Bi-Modal, Service Broker, Proactive, Flatten organization BEFORE AFTER Employees 71 FTE 66 FTE (Target: below 60) Departments Technology & Instructional Support Services (TISS) Infrastructure and Communication Services Enterprise Application Services Information Security Project Management Teaching and Learning with Technology Engagement and Implementation Architecture and Infrastructure Leadership Team 6 members: CIO + 4 Directors + 1 Manager 5 members: CIO + 4 Directors

What observations led to the organizational shifts? What process was followed in redefining the organization?

How were the changes received by -- and what impact did they have on -- the department and the campus?

Where did you see the greatest successes with your plan Where did you see the greatest successes with your plan? What would you do differently next time? Where might you go from here?

Questions? (We don’t promise to have the answers, but we’ll try) Raechelle Clemmons, raclemmons@davidson.edu, @rclemmons Steve Fabiani, sfabiani@colgate.edu, @fabiani Keith McIntosh, kmcintosh@richmond.edu, @keith_mcintosh

Appendix

Davidson College - Before (38.75 FTE)

Davidson College - After (41.375 FTE) Green = members of leadership team

Ithaca College - Before (5 offices; 5 levels) Technology & Instructional Support Services Infrastructure and Comm. Services Enterprise Application Services Information Security Project Management Staff Member Assoc. Director Director AVP Manager

Ithaca College - After (4 Offices & 4 Levels) Teaching and Learning with Technology Technology services that support teaching, learning, and research Engagement and Implementation Our front door with the campus. Application implementation. Business Process Improvements Architecture and Infrastructure Operation of our on premise and cloud technology infrastructure. Information Security College-wide information security program Staff Member Assoc. Director Director AVP

Learning With and About Technology Colgate University Services and Shared Infra. App Dev Applications Systems Servers Net and Com Facilities Data Analytics Warehouse Data Analysis Visualization Decision Support Classrooms, Digital Media and Events ~80 Classrooms Audio and Video Studios >1000 Events Learning/ Applied Innovation Learning With and About Technology Seeding Creativity Engagement and Support Office of the CIO (Budget, Policy, Security, Projects)