Agenda: NBIS Meeting on March 16, 2000

We have at least two guests (maybe three) coming to our meeting on
Thursday, and at least two important topics to cover.  We meet in Newcomb
389 from 1:30 to 3 p.m.

1.   Bob Reynolds and Cindy Garver (associate director of the Alumni
Association) will join us to talk about major web gateways to the
University, the promise (and  uncertainties) of customized portals, how we
can best work together to maintain consistent -- or least compatible --
identities, and related topics.  I've invited Maureen Wellen, director of
communications at the Health System, to come, too, as she's been working
closely with Kim Guenther on the reconceiving/redesign of one of the
University's other main entrances.   Am not yet sure whether she can attend.

2.  N-BIS has been asked to put in priority order a list of recommendations
in two sections of UCIT's strategic plan for technology at the Univ.   The
entire grid is attached; we are responsible only for Goals 4 and 5.   It
will really help if you can spend some time thinking about this list -- and
what process will help us complete the job -- before the meeting.  UCIT
wants to hear back from us next month and to finish up the whole thing this
semester.

If you want to read the text behind this grid, it's at
http://www.itc.virginia.edu/oit/org/committees/ucit/reports/plandrafts/UCIT-Plan
-Final.doc

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