The associate vice-president information and communications technology provides leadership for developing and implementing technology services that assist in the delivery of world-class teaching, research and administrative services. The avp has executive responsibility for information, information technology and communications technology, and for the delivery of reliable and responsive IT services and is accountable for the operation of a diverse technology infrastructure which serves as a key enabler in support of the university's academic mission. The strategic focus for the avp is medium to long term and is implemented through multi-year planning that is aligned with and supports the university’s vision, mission, and values.

The chief information officer (CIO) leads the development of strategy and standards for information technology (IT) and IT security for the university. This role oversees the organizational effectiveness of the university’s information resources and is responsible for delivering information technology and protecting information assets through effective, sustainable, and responsible planning and design.

The AVP ICT and CIO is a collaborative leader, service oriented, responsive, innovative, and helps to develop and promote the university as a positive, safe, diverse, and inclusive work and learning environment.

• Governance
• Updates
• IT Security

The units that makeup the AVP, ICT portfolio, include:

• Client and Technology Success Team
• Digital Strategy
• Enterprise Architecture, Identity, and Data Management
• Enterprise Solutions
• Research, Library and Data Centre Technologies
• IT Support Services
• IT Security, Risk and Compliance

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The associate vice-president reports to the vice-president administration.

Leadership Team

The AVP ICT leadership team works with partners across the university with their focus being driven by being service oriented, responsive, innovative and collaborative.

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