UNC has a history of innovation in the use of information technology, whether it is using IT to support outstanding teaching and learning, pushing the frontiers of research with Internet2 or creating the next generation of interactive student services.
The Division of Information Resources works collaboratively with UNC constituent institutions to help ensure efficient and cost-effective integration of new technologies that meet common and unique needs of the 16 campuses. By providing a collective technology vision, the division guides the University in setting IT priorities, allocating IT resources, and developing or expanding IT-based services.
- Coordinated Technology Management identifies common IT products and services used by UNC campuses and negotiates group acquisitions and system-wide contracts to contain costs.
- Decision Support Services identifies needs for institutional data and works cross-divisionally to provide access to and optimal presentation of information to enable effective management decisions.
- e-Learning ensures UNC keeps pace with the growing demand for distance and distributed education and opportunities to learn anywhere, anytime.
- Networking and Media Services provides desktop support, training, networking design and maintenance, system administration, videoconferencing services, specialized training and audio-visual services to meet the internal needs of the UNC Office of the President and affiliated organizations.
- Online Services manages web-based initiatives and offers consultation on web-based strategies and development for the UNC Office of the President and affiliated organizations.
- Shared Services Alliance evaluates and creates IT technologies to develop or enhance common administrative and student service systems on the web.
- Special Projects provides support for the myriad of IT activities and initiatives related to implementation of UNC's IT Strategy.
- Teaching and Learning with Technology Collaborative serves as a clearinghouse for creating, collecting and disseminating information on IT technologies used by faculty and students.
- Partnerships provide the opportunity to share IT resources and expertise with other state and national government entities and institutions.
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