The enterprise architecture group consists of four enterprise architects in the Office of the Chief Technology Officer, Todd Shechter. One focused on network architecture, one focused on cybersecurity, and two with a more general focus. This group works closely with the teaching and learning enterprise architect in DoIT Academic Technology.
Enterprise architecture (EA) is a discipline for proactively and holistically leading enterprise responses to disruptive forces by identifying and analyzing the execution of change toward desired business vision and outcomes. EA delivers value by presenting business and IT leaders with signature-ready recommendations for adjusting policies and projects to achieve targeted business outcomes that capitalize on relevant business disruptions.
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Enterprise architecture vision, mission, and goals
We strive to enable information technology to have a significant impact on the University realizing its mission and goals.
Architecture principles that inform our work
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FAQs, how can we help and when to engage enterprise architecture
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Major projects & initiatives
Active Directory consolidation
Enabling centralized NetID-based authentication with local resource administration delegation.
Canvas Integration Standards
Canvas is a learning management system that offers improved collaboration and tool integration.
Firewall redesign
A firewall is a cybersecurity tool that monitors network traffic, allowing authorized data and blocking threats.
No-code/low-code
Low Code Solutions enables developers and development teams to build applications of medium to lower complexity.
Smart Access
A cybersecurity approach combining strong authentication, network segmentation, and lateral movement prevention.