Aligning IT Funding Models to the Pace of Technology Change: Enabling Financial Flexibility for Core, Flexible, and Transformative Services

Authors

Param Bedi, Bucknell UniversityFollow
Michael Biagini, University of North Florida
Jennifer Burns, The University of British Columbia
Michael D. Erickson, Colorado School of Mines
Christopher Falldine, Emporia State University
Paige Francis, Fairfield University
Jagan Gudur, Regis University
Kyle Johnson, Chaminade University of Honolulu
Gerard Krawczyk, The Pennsylvania State University
Heather Maddox White, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Angela Neria, Pittsburg State University
Steven Smith, University of Nevada, Reno
Nadine Stern, Princeton University
Jerome F. Waldron, Arcadia University
Deborah B. Whitten, Arizona State University

Publication Date

12-11-2015

Description

At a time when IT needs to be agile and flexible, financial resources are often stringently allocated and unavailable to assist institutions in transformational work. The results of this collaboration between technology and business officers provides guidance and suggestions to help institutions understand how to better align IT funding models to the pace of technology change.

Journal

EDUCAUSE Center for Analysis and Research

Recommended Citation

Bedi, Param; Biagini, Michael; Burns, Jennifer; Erickson, Michael D.; Falldine, Christopher; Francis, Paige; Gudur, Jagan; Johnson, Kyle; Krawczyk, Gerard; Maddox White, Heather; Neria, Angela; Smith, Steven; Stern, Nadine; Waldron, Jerome F.; and Whitten, Deborah B.. "Aligning IT Funding Models to the Pace of Technology Change: Enabling Financial Flexibility for Core, Flexible, and Transformative Services." EDUCAUSE Center for Analysis and Research (2015) .