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CT Samples Educause Western Regional

  • 04/29/05

At this past week's Educause Western Regional conference in San Francisco, Mary Jo Gorney-Moreno, associate vice president for Academic Technology at San Jose State University (CA), shared the following insights with CT:

"One of the things that was really wonderful to learn is that we all have the same questions and issues, and nobody has really solved the problem: Neither those of us who are working between legacy systems and ERPs, nor those who are three years into an ERP implementation have found a way to use the data for decisions."
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