Celebrating 10 years Office of Information Technology - Princeton ...

Who We Are
Who We Are
OIT consists of seven major functional areas:
Academic Services (AS) is led by Serge Goldstein and supports faculty and student use of instructional technology. AS
has eight groups: Computational Science and Engineering Support; the Broadcast Center; Media Services; the Digital Repository
Architect; Web Development Services; Programming and Database Services; the Project Office; and the Educational Technologies
Center, which includes the Humanities Resource Center, the New Media Center, Learning Management Services, and Educational
Technology Training and Outreach.
Administrative Information Systems (AIS) is led by Colin Currie and provides implementation and support services
for the University’s administrative systems. AIS has five groups: Packaged Solutions and Integration; AIS Collaborative Solutions;
Package Adaptation and Customization; ERP Systems; and Custom Development, Data Warehousing, and Integration.
Enterprise Information Services (EIS) is led by Donna Tatro. The department is responsible for e-mail and other
collaboration services; directory, backup/restore, and database administration services; and the management of the University’s
data center locations. The department installs and manages the University’s server and storage infrastructure and provides
IT security services for central and departmental systems. EIS has four groups: Systems and Data Management Services;
Collaboration Services Group; Enterprise Servers and Storage; and Security and Data Protection.
Operations and Planning (OP) is led by Nadine Stern. The department is responsible for OIT operations and planning
efforts and for facilitating major IT-related initiatives that strengthen campus-wide IT services. OP has five groups: Budget and
Finance; Strategic IT Communications; Technology Consulting Services; the University IT Security Officer; and Organizational
Effectiveness & Strategic Initiatives (OESI).
Organizational Effectiveness and Strategic Initiatives (OESI) is led by John Milnes and is responsible for: human
resources; staff recognition and development; IT training and documentation; facilities and space management; and strategic
initiatives related to OIT’s operational effectiveness. OESI has three groups: Administration; IT Training and Documentation
Services; and Organizational Support.
Princeton Project Office (PPO) is led by Janet Pumo and is responsible for supporting Princeton’s IT governance process
and facilitating the annual campus-wide IT project selection process. The PPO also serves as a resource for project managers by
providing them with a standard project management methodology, training, and assistance to help ensure project success.
Support Services (SS) is led by Steven Sather and provides front-line IT support for all members of the University
community. SS has five groups: Desktop Support (including Network Operations, Hardware and Software Support, and Business
Administration); Network Architecture; Distributed Computing Support; Communications and Integration Advisory Group; and
Customer Services (including the Support and Operations Center).
OIT Retirements
Nancy Costa, Organizational Effectiveness and Technology Consulting Services, 13 years of service
Hetty Baiz, Princeton Project Office, 15 years of service
Jon Edwards, Academic Services, 24 years of service
Robert Hebditch, Enterprise Information Services, 12 years of service
Bernedette Monahan, Support Services, 20 years of service
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