08.00
Registration opens
Brashörnan, Universum
09.00
Keynote speaker: Michiel Boreel, CTO Sogeti Group
(Sponsored by Sogeti)
The Death of IT, Aula Nordica, Universum
Description
In his presentation Michiel will address how the nexus of technology forces will require organizations to take a renewed look at IT-investments. The developments around SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud) are rapidly creating a new universe for IT, where it’s no longer the ‘systems of record’ but ‘systems of engagement’ that are attracting the majority of technology investments. To surf this new wave of innovation, organizations have to move from IT (Information Technology) to BT (Business Technology), requiring a Digital Transformation of all operational processes within the organization, inspired by the latest technology and insights, establishing a ‘Social Business
09.45
Platinum sponsor: Nick Gibson, UNIT4
Working with the sector to deliver world class Research solutions. Case Study – How the Universities of Cambridge & Oxford partnered to produce a new Research Costing solution Location: Aula Nordica, Universum
10.30
Refreshments
11.00
Parallel sessions
Supporting teaching and learning (Dorup Award Sessions)
Location: Rotundan
Online Game-enhanced teaching in Game Theory, Sonia Badeau-Mahmoud
Networked Teaching, The story of a success on creating e-learning content at Universitat Politècnica de València, Carlos Turro, Ignacio Despujol and Jaime Busquets
Tool for creating learning modules developed on the basis of open source OpenScholar software, Lehti Pilt, Tõnis Tartes and Triin Marandi
Interactive lectures with Moodle and students’ devices: BYOD at Paris Descartes University, Thierry Koscielniak
Technology in Real-Life Teaching of Distributed Software Development, Ivana Bosnić, Mario Žagar and Ivica Crnković
University management – BI
Location: N300
BI maturity survey 2013 Report Elsa Cardoso
BI in University of Zaragoza … Getting Started, Joan Busquiel
Creation of a BI environment from scratch with open source software, a practical case, Thierry Dautcourt
I have given a name to my pain, and it is “ETL”, Bob Strunz
CIO and IT-management
Location: N320
Maximizing benefits of cloud computing by collaboration, Wouter de Haan and Bert van Zomeren
Adopting Microsoft Lync at Umeå University – A migration from legacy PBX to Lync 2013, Jan Pettersson and Arne Vedefors
Cloud adoption in Higher Education: meeting the challenges, Bert van Zomeren and Wouter de Haan
Building a Private Cloud for Umeå University; A case study, Ingemar Fällman and Simon Johansson
Using Microsoft Azure in a hybrid cloud scenario, Niklas Lundgren
University cooperation
Location: N360
Opening – AMUE, Cineca & SIGMA: the role of Consortia in EUNIS Michele Mennielli, CINECA
Ladok Consortium – for Universities, by Universities, Gunnar Backelin
Peppi consortium, Tuomas Orama, Mika Lavikainen and Jaakko Rannila
Jisc: Rebooting a National Innovation Agency, Martin Hamilton
Empowering ICT in higher education through large scale cooperation: the French example of Paris Ile-de-France Digital University, Frédérick Bigrat, John Augeri and Amandine Alehyane
Self-Organisation in Germany’s Higher Education IT, Hartmut Hotzel
Cooperation forms between higher education organisations: the case of EEIG, Alessio Bartolacelli
13.00
LUNCH
Brashörnan, Universum
14.00 – 14.40
Track keynotes
University management – BI
HEDW Maturity Survey
Aaron Waltz, Director, Business Intelligence Competency Center, Purdue University
Location: Aula Nordica
14.45 – 15.15
Gold sponsor sessions
Bomgar
Building a Collaborative Service Culture
James Davies, IT customer services manager for University for the Creative Arts Location:N320
Infotool
BI – Integrating data from different source systems provides great value
Jens Rundquist Location: Rotundan
Oracle
Oracle’s strategy for Higher Education
Cole Clark Global, Vice President for Education and Research Location: Aula Nordica
Description
This year’s EUNIS conference delivers a strong focus on the real issues facing Higher Education today including; Enterprise Architecture, the support for teaching and learning, education and management analytics, security and software development. Cole Clark, Oracle Global Vice President of Education & Research will share insight into Oracle’s strategy for Higher Education and how we are working with CIOs around the world to leverage the innovative architecture, enhanced business process support, and advancements in Cyber Security, Student Experience and Information Discovery in Higher Education to show real value today and in the future. He will outline the strategic direction of the Oracle solutions and how they’re informed by the trends impacting our Higher Ed customers over the next 10 years.
15.15
Refreshments- Brashörnan, Universum
15.45
Parallel sessions
Supporting teaching and learning
Location: Rotundan
Emergent technologies in higher education – Google glass and telepresence robots, Eva Mårell-Olsson, Anders Norberg and Isa Jahnke
The importance of student’s collaboration in the improvement of new learning environments, Maria Pinto, Eva Marques and Luis Valente
CANCELLED – The power of social and participatory media in teaching and learning, Gail Casey
Digital didactical designs – reimaging designs for teaching and learning, Isa Jahnke, Anders Norberg, Lars Norqvist and Andreas Olsson
Questions/discussion
Security
Location: N300
Mission Impossible: The Security Incidents We Cannot Deal With, Leif Nixon
Exposing vulnerabilities in Academic Information Systems: A Systematic approach, Luis Maia, Pedro Lopes Faria, Luís Valente, Manuel E, Correia, Lígia Ribeiro and Luís Antunes
Improving higher education network security by automating scan result evaluation with Dr. Portscan, Felix Von Eye, Wolfgang Hommel and Stefan Metzger
CIO and IT-management
Location: N320
Update on BencHEIT – benchmarking higher education IT Ilkka Siissalo
Digital assessment at Norwegian Universities, Freddy Barstad and Nora Clarke
The ID Point service model, Maria Kalske and Mika Kivilompolo
Information Technology – In Transformation: Organisational Structure Implications? Noel Wilson
Software development
Location: N360
RWTHApp: from a requirements analysis to a service oriented architecture for secure mobile access to personalized data, Marius Politze and Bernd Decker
Single-Page Module-Recommender Web-Application, Lucas Reeh
Test strategies in agile projects – A case study from Ladok3, Göran Kero
Sigma Aie offers to facultat pere Tarres the moodle learning platform, integrated with academic management for teachers in software as a service (SAAS), Joel Molins and Joan Busquiel
17.30
Strategic partnership
Introducing EuroCris, Ed Simons Aula Nordica, Universum
17.45 – 18.30
General Assembly
Aula Nordica, Universum
20.00