Special Issue:
UC Davis and the New Business Architecture
photo of students working on a computer as seen through a mirrorImagine a Web site smart enough to know you by your first and last name. A Web site smart enough to give you access to the information, documentation, and tools that matter to you. Smart enough to protect your privacy and the university's resources. And smart enough to leverage emerging technologies to streamline and simplify your job.

In this special issue of the IT Times, we introduce you to an initiative that promises to make this vision a reality for all of us. The UC Davis New Business Architecture, or NBA, was indeed officially launched last September when the MyUCDavis Web portal was identified as the foundation for the development of a campus enterprise portal from which students, faculty and staff will be able to access a range of administrative, business, and academic resources.

To help us introduce the NBA, we've asked various members of the campus community to share their contributions and thoughts about the development of our Web portal.

UC 2010 - A New Business Architecture
A New Way of Doing Business at UC Davis
More than simply a technology initiative, the New Business Architecture is about the university working smarter to cope effectively with significant planned increases in enrollment over the next decade. It's about using technology to improve our overall ways of doing business, and it will affect everyone who attends or works at UC Davis.

   illustration of MyUCDavis blueprints
Behind the Scenes of the Emerging Architecture
IT Times met up with Brian Alexander of Information and Educational Technology and Jeff Barrett of the Office of Administration. Co-chairs of the NBA Technology Development Team, Brian and Jeff talk about what's to come, and where we are with the NBA and the campus Web portal, MyUCDavis.
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