SMU faculty, staff, and administration are members of the functional, strategic, and executive-level councils. These councils provide review and approval of projects that support the University's goals and objectives.
For more details, please see the Information Technology Governance Charter.
Functional Level | ||
|---|---|---|
| Academic Technology Council | ATC | Serves as a primary steward of SMU's academic technology strategy |
| Data Warehouse & Analytics Council | DWAC | Provides guidance and direction to data administrators, or those with data management influence |
| Enterprise Application Council | EAC | Provides guidance for continuous improvement in the use of the Enterprise software |
| Information Security Advisory Council | ISAC | Assists with timely enforcement of security policies and practices |
Advisory Level | ||
| CIO Student Advisory Board | CIO SAB | Provides input on IT initiatives and their impact on the student body |
| Center for Research Computing | CRC | Collaborate with the researchers to provide high-performance infrastructure |
| Architecture and Infrastructure | Create network and server infrastructure to run IT at SMU | |
Strategic Level | ||
| Council of Deans | CoD | Serves to ensure IT Strategy is aligned with academic areas |
| Information Technology Leadership Council | ITLC | Serves to ensure IT Strategy is aligned with academic and business areas |
Executive Level | ||
| President's Executive Council | PEC | Provides oversight for all University activities |