The cloud paradigm allows for Collaboration is only worthwhile The copyright system is an enor-
scalable pay-as-you-use and pay-as- if it’s a tool to be able to get things mously inefficient property system
you-go models. done more efficiently at the local that doesn’t tell us who owns what
Michael Diekman level. in a practical way.
CIO David J. Ernst Lawrence Lessig
University of West Florida Associate Vice President & CIO Professor
University of California Stanford University Law School
Looking to the future, user experi-
ence will be the key to success in Technology enables us to commu- New economies are driving cloud
the cloud. nicate with more people than any solutions to become the most cost
John J. Suess previous time in history. effective way to provide services for
Vice President of Information Brenda Gourley our institutions.
Technology/CIO Vice-Chancellor W. Gardner Campbell
University of Maryland The Open University Director of the Academy for
Teaching and Learning
Twitter is not only an example of Avoiding travel by webcasting will Baylor University
a conversation, it’s an example of significantly reduce travel costs and
an organization trying to do be in carbon emissions by taking cars off If you don’t know the technology,
touch with its own users. the road. you’d better be skilled at managing
Joseph A. Sclafani Larry Smarr strong technologists.
President Professor Deborah Keyek-Franssen
Change Management Associates University of California, Director of Academic Technology
International San Diego University of Colorado at Boulder
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