A conclusion was reached that any money we had for construction should be used on the main campus. We will add a green buffer zone. The proposed tennis courts are under consideration. Dr. Rudolph Byrd reported for the Committee. The ITA committee will lay the ground rules for how technology will be used at Emory along with some exceptions.
Information technology changes very fast.
We want technology that can adapt to these rapid changes. Creating an architecture is not a spending plan. A key issue, however, is whether we are spending our money as efficiently as possible. Certain pieces of architecture must be in place for a professor to send an e-mail with an attachment to a professor across campus. A discussion of the provisions of the ITA Committee outline followed.