We are excited to reveal our panels for the 2024 UC Tech Annual Conference, on October 27-29 at UC Davis and UC Davis Health! Click here to view the full conference schedule.
Join a dynamic panel of CIOs as they explore the evolving landscape of IT in higher education. Moderated by Viji Murali, CIO and Vice Provost for UC Davis Information and Educational Technology (IET), this session will delve into the critical opportunities and challenges shaping the future of campus technologies. Topics will include:
- Strategic Design & Governance
- Sustained Investment in Technology Platforms
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Data
- Leadership in Cybersecurity & Digital Risk Management
- Staffing & Organizational Development
Through open-ended discussions and practical insights, this panel will provide guidance on leading institutions through digital transformation, preparing for future challenges while fostering a culture of innovation and active participation across IT teams.
In this panel, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) from several UC campuses will explore the evolving threats and strategies shaping information security in higher education. With the rise of remote work, data privacy concerns, and increasing cyberattacks, institutions are under pressure to safeguard both their academic integrity and sensitive data. Topics of discussion will include:
- Emerging Threats
- Key Technologies
- Data Integrity and Governance
This panel will offer practical insights for CISOs and IT leaders tasked with protecting institutional assets in an increasingly complex digital landscape.
Join the panel discussion on accessibility efforts across multiple UC campuses, where experts and advocates will share insights on the latest initiatives, challenges, and successes in promoting accessible and inclusive environments. This engaging session, moderated by Zainab Shakoor, Campus Counsel for UC Davis, will cover diverse topics, including web accessibility, assistive technology, universal design, and collaborative efforts to enhance the academic and campus experience for all students, faculty, and staff.
Whether you’re a professional in the field, a student advocate, or simply interested in learning more about accessibility, this panel offers a unique opportunity to explore the impactful work being done across the UC system. Don’t miss the chance to connect, learn, and contribute to the conversation on making our campuses more accessible and inclusive for everyone.