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ICT Security: Plan, execute and monitor ICT security policies, and monitor various security aspects such as virus and hackers. Guarding the secrecy and security of electronic communication, and preventing threats and misuse of ICT resources. For further information, contact: Chief Information Officer Centre for Knowledge, Communication & Technology 2 nd Floor, Eureka Complex Universiti Sains Malaysia 11800, Penang e-mail: cio@usm.my or visit our homepage at http://enovate.usm.my Chief Information Officer (CIO) Zulham Hamdan Deputy CIO, PPKT Engineering Campus Fadzil Saidin Deputy CIO, PPKT Health Campus, Infostructure Management Rasid Abdul Rahman Deputy CIO, Corporate Services Abdul Rashid Baba Deputy CIO, Knowledge Management Abdul Rahim Rohany Deputy CIO, Administrative Computing Mohd Naser Harun
Corporate and Sustainable Development Division The Corporate and Sustainable Development Division (CSDD) was established in February 2000 as a department in the Office of the Vice-Chancellor. It integrates three functions namely Strategic Planning, Quality Assurance and the Executive Information Service (EIS). In February 2000, the Division was relocated to the present building; C03. The Division also housed The Healthy Campus Development Programme and The Regional Centre of Expertise, that were launched in 2000 and 2005 respectively. Our Objectives The Government’s decision to corporatise the universities initiates the move towards fully self supporting institutions. This trend creates a need to focus on achieving maximum returns from the use of resources at our disposal. For USM to achive this target, the Corporate and Sustainable Development Division was established to provide a framework to set policies, standards and guidelines as well as monitor implementation that will drive the competitiveness of the University in its two main activities: education and research. Activities 1. Coordinating USM’s Strategic Plans The Corporate and Sustainable Development coordinates the development of strategic plans to improve staff competence, upgrade the academic system, protect the environment, define the organisation structure, adopt intelligent technology and review the management systems. It is empowered to explore opportunities for the University to engage efficiently in businesses and research with national and international organisations, CSDD is also committed to protecting the intellectual property rights of the University and its staff through a system of vigilant monitoring and rigorous guidelines. 2. Executive Information Services The Executive Information Service creates and develops a critical set of performance indicators to assists senior management in decision-making and their efforts to balance short-term plans against long-term targets. In this vital role as an information source, the Executive Information Service implements a process of systematic collection and management of data using the latest methodologies.
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