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Social media is EVERYWHERE! This is apparent nowhere more than in a college campus environment. One sixth of humanity uses Facebook or Twitter, more than 400 million users access Facebook through mobile devices, and 200 million Tweets every day-a 300% increase in past year; the vast majority of these interactions are coming from college campuses.

Becoming a Social CIO - Implementing a Social Campus Strategy

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Our next Twitter chat will be with Michael Krigsman, CEO of Asuret, Inc., a consulting company dedicated to reducing technology implementation failures. He is considered an enterprise software industry "influencer" and provides advice to technology buyers, vendors, and services firms. Enterasys Explores will bring Michael into a discussion about the social campus. He will explore how CIO’s are successfully implementing technology to enable social engagement and how to successfully navigate the complex relationship between IT and the Social Campus initiatives.

Michael is a recognized authority on the causes and prevention of IT failures and is frequently quoted in the press on IT project and related CIO issues. He is also the author of the often sighted blog IT Project Failures on ZDNet.com. For more information about the Social Campus, please visit:

http://www.interop.com/lasvegas/2012/presentations/free/219-vala-afshar.pdf

On the heels of a highly anticipated HIMSS-sponsored webinar entitled "Bring Your Own Device in Healthcare: Case Study", Doug McDonald and Ali Youssef of Henry Ford Health Systems will be addressing the issues around their deployment of BYOD at HFHS and answering any questions from the webinar or from others.

Henry Ford Case Study Tweet Chat

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Doug McDonald is the Wireless Network Manager with Siemens Enterprise Communications working in a dedicated capacity for Henry Ford Health System in Rochester Hills, Michigan. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and Services Management from Michigan State University. Doug has thirteen years of experience as an IT professional, five dedicated in healthcare WI-FI. He holds a number of certifications including CPHIMS, CWNA, CWSP, and ITILV3. Doug is responsible for over 4.2 million square feet of wireless Infrastructure at Henry Ford Health System. This includes over 3000 access points a number of wireless controllers, and an overlay Intrusion detection/prevention system. He is now leading an initiative to nearly double the wireless footprint at Henry Ford Health System.

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Ali Youssef is a Wireless Solutions Architect with Siemens Enterprise Communications working in a dedicated capacity for Henry Ford Health System as a Biomedical Solutions Architect. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering with Mechanical Engineering minor from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, a CWSP, PMP, CPHIMS, and ITILV3 certifications. Ali has a total of 12 years of experience with medical device design, network architecture, and project management. He has worked in the Automotive, and Healthcare sectors.

Ali was responsible for spearheading the initial design and deployment of the wireless Infrastructure at Henry Ford Health System growing the system from a handful of access points to over 1100 wireless access points and several wireless controllers. He was also the lead wireless architect for the global SEN STAR project using 10 controllers and spanning ~100 global offices. His focus today is on ensuring that best wireless, architecture and security practices are implemented for wireless medical devices added on to the network and that all relevant regulations are scrutinized and met.

This is an opportunity to connect with "the most connected university in the US" and ask how a successful deployment of BYOD policies and best practices controlled the chaos of a university campus with over 4000 devices connected at any given time.

Controlling the Chaos in BYOD Deployments in Higher Education

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Phil has served as the institutional catalyst in initiatives which have positioned Seton Hill as a leader in strengthening learning through the use of mobile technology. In addition to providing daily support of the University s entire technology infrastructure, Komarny develops new software and website applications and manages institutional use of Facebook, Twitter, blogs and podcasts. He is a large proponent of the use of social media in an educational environment and has moved the university in a direction to accept these technologies instead of labeling them as 'disruptive'.

With Komarny’s leadership, Seton Hill is working to transform the way faculty teach and the way students learn. The fast, dependable, comprehensive and mobile services which the University provides will help students be better at almost anything. They will be more proficient at compiling and organizing data, conducting research, publishing and presenting information, accessing information and judging and making decisions.

In 2010 Seton Hill became the first institution to distribute an iPad to every student and faculty member. More information about this award winning program can be found at the following websites.

http://www.setonhill.edu/techadvantage
http://www.ipadonthehill.com

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Vala is responsible for worldwide services operations and technical support functions including contact center operations, field engineering, support engineering and infrastructure technologies. Vala and his team have successfully implemented an award winning (CRM Magazine Elite Services) cloud computing customer relationship management framework that enables Enterasys to use business and performance management analytics to achieve best-in-class customer satisfaction and employee retention. Enterasys' strong technical service and support capabilities are recognized globally by customers, partners and industry analysts as a true company differentiator.