Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education
Leading the IT Workforce in Higher Education
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领导高等教育领域的 IT 劳动力
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2008
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通讯作者:
Judith A. Pirani
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作者:
Philip J. Goldstein;Judith A. Pirani
More than half of respondents (52%) have been with their institution for 10 or more years. Senior-most IT leaders were fairly confident that they have achieved high levels of proficiency with the skills they perceive to be important to their success. A seat on the cabinet had a positive relationship to a respondent’s assessment of his or her organization’s IT outcomes and personal participation in decision making. If those aged 51 or older at the time of the survey retire according to their expressed plans, at least 48% of all responding seniormost IT leaders (not just those 51 or older) will retire by 2018. Among senior-most IT leaders, 62% agreed or strongly agreed that there will be a shortage of skilled IT workers in the next five years. Only about a fifth of senior-most IT leaders reported that their institutions are actively preparing for a future shortage of skilled IT workers. About a quarter of respondents who are not senior-most IT leaders (23%) aspire to be CIOs. Leadership style, gender, and age are the factors that most differentiate respondents who aspire to be CIOs.