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Tracy Futhey Keynoting Today at Syllabus2005

  • 07/22/05

"The regional build out of optical networking has really been impressive over the last couple of years," says Duke University’s VP for IT and CIO Tracy Futhey. "For me, one of the key elements in participating and moving those initiatives forward is providing faculty on our campuses with the best access to research capabilities."

Futhey is delivering the keynote, "Technology Initiatives to Move the Campus Forward" today at Syllabus2005 .

Read an interview with her in our C2 eletter, It’s Not Simply Infrastructure.

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