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Access Grid Points - Oren has sent an email to the list regarding
access at Washington University.

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Workflow Graphical Modeling Tools - Ron is waiting for feedback on
first draft; will then post to list.

Enterprise Portals Questions - Scott is traveling right now, should
have this ready for the next call.

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The ITANA WG has a new logo that has been posted to the web page and
the wiki. The logo can be viewed here: https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/itana/Home

Members who are giving presentations and pulling from work they have
done as part of ITANA should include the logo with a brief statement
to refer audiences to ITANA.

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Jim's Presentation - Jim discussed the importance of registrars and
architects working together. The discussion included the role of the
architects, strategic alignment between registrars and architects on
campus. The presentation included a group activity to promote ways to
think about how data management is connected to projects. Jim has
posted the list of potential S2S topics that resulted from the group
activity, the list can be viewed here: https://spaces.at.internet2.edu/display/itana/Screen2Screen

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AACRAO is interested in ITANA beginning to work on a more extensive
presentation track for next year's conference, likely a student
lifecycle track. It has been pointed out previously that the group
would like to build stronger relationships with ROs to help prep for
such a track.

Ann W's presentations - Ann presented on IDM topics as part of several
different sessions with Renee Shuey (Penn State) and Mark McConahay
(Indiana).

The remote proofing session was very well attended; the presenters
discussed the student on-boarding process as increasing amounts of
information come in over the student lifecycle, and how this is
relevant to ROs and IT professionals.

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The group discussed potential S2S topics as an outreach/relationship
building effort between ROs and architects. (See above link to
potential S2S topics.)

Some points to consider include:

  • Early S2S topic: selling value/role of architects to administrative
    offices, particularly those in student services (registrars, etc.). It
    may be interesting to contrast the role of "project manager" to that
    of "architect."

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  • To appeal to the non-architect audience, it would help to focus the
    S2S content on specific topics, e.g. UW - Madison's course guide, Penn
    State's student lifecycle work

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        • UW - Madison's course guide can be viewed here at: mycourseguide.wisc.edu

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        • Jim and Karen will be speaking at Educause about the UW-

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        • Madison project, and could easily adapt it for a S2S session.

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      • An interesting topic may be to discuss accounts management for

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      • loosely affiliated people (parents, spouses, etc.)

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      • The question was raised whether the RO community really understands

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      • what "architects" do. It may be more effective to discuss outcomes in

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      • an S2S session than focusing more on the technology side. It could be

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      • presented as joint S2S sessions.

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      • It was pointed out that the more fundamental issue may be the RO

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      • working with central IT than with architects. The RO community would

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      • need to understand more about the architect field, and how it differs

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      • from developers, etc.

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      • Ideally, the S2S sessions would be watched by both architects/IT

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      • professionals and the RO together to spur discussion and relationship

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      • building.

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      • It will be important to include several models to the relationship

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      • to appeal to a wider range of institutions. Not all institutions have

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      • a relationship between ROs and architects/IT.

      The discussion will continue at the next meeting.

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