Ohio Admin. Code 3359-5-01 - The office of information technology services
(A) President of the university. As specified
in rule 3359-1-05 of the Administrative
Code, the president is executive head of all university colleges, branches,
schools, and departments, possessing duties, responsibilities, and powers as
delineated in rules of the university of Akron.
(B) Chief information officer ("CIO.")
(1) The CIO shall be appointed by the board
or the board's designee(s) upon recommendation of
the president; shall hold office at the discretion of the president; and
ultimately reports to the president consistent with the administrative
reporting line then in effect.
(2)
The CIO shall be responsible for oversight and management of functions
encompassed by the office of information technology services, including
networking, academic learning technologies and distance learning, information
resource management and dissemination, information management systems, and such
operational functions of the university as assigned, consistent with university
rules and policies or as directed by the president.
(3) The CIO shall:
(a) Oversee and coordinate the management of,
and budgeting for information and instructional technology services at the
university;
(b) Develop and
implement the strategic planning of technology initiatives in support of the
university's academic and administrative functions;
(c) Serve as liaison to university technology
related committees, either directly or through delegation;
(d) Provide advice and recommendations to
senior leadership on information and instructional technology issues;
and
(e) Perform other such duties
as may be assigned by the president.
(4) The CIO shall have the authority to
organize and staff the office of information technology services to meet its
operational responsibilities, consistent with university rules and policies and
the authority of the president.
(C) Chief information security officer
("CISO.")
(1) The CISO, at the direction of
the CIO, will manage and guide the prioritization, design, development,
testing, and implementation of security initiatives for the university's
information and instructional technology and infrastructure, including security
investigations and implementation of corrective actions as needed.
(2) The CISO will review and approve
applications systems and infrastructure to ensure quality and
security.
(3) The CISO will support
the CIO in the areas of governance, project management, personnel, financial,
contractual, programmatic requirements and security.
(4) The CISO will chair and coordinate the
activities of the university's information technology services program advisory
committee ("ITSPAC.")
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3359.01
Rule Amplifies: 3359.01
Prior Effective Dates: 12/31/1986, 12/22/1989, 07/20/1990, 09/21/1995, 04/28/1997, 11/24/2001, 11/17/2002, 04/11/2003, 02/12/2005, 06/25/2007, 01/31/2015, 05/07/2022
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