Office of the CIO
The Office of the CIO (Chief Information Officer) is one of the central drivers of digital transformation at Oregon State University, encompassing the university's central IT organization and developing the strategy for all of OSU IT.
This strategy ensures that Oregon State University's information and technology practices align with the university's mission and goals, in support of teaching, learning, research, extension, and outreach.
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The Office of the CIO is comprised of two branches that oversee the university's centralized IT efforts and initiatives.
University Information & Technology
University Information & Technology is OSU's central IT department and houses its six architectures: Business, Data & Information, Digital Extension & Inclusion, Enterprise, Security, and Technical & Solutions.
Administrative Modernization Program
AMP is a group of initiatives and projects bringing digital and organizational transformation to Oregon State University.
Our Vision
Oregon State University’s community members lead vibrant, digitally-empowered lives, enabling their transformative impact at OSU and beyond.
Our Mission
Oregon State University’s information and technology enterprise advances the university’s academic, research, and outreach mission by serving as a strategic partner in institutional leadership, transformation, and innovation. We enable the university community to achieve its goals through trusted, resilient, and modern digital capabilities that support learning, discovery, and operational excellence.
We do this by:
- Co-leading institutional strategy, transformation, and organizational change by ensuring that technology, data and digital capabilities are fully integrated into OSU’s academic, research, and administrative priorities
- Designing, governing, and evolving an enterprise digital ecosystem of data, platforms, services, and infrastructure that is secure, interoperable, and aligned to OSU’s long-term direction
- Protecting OSU’s digital assets and institutional trust through strong cybersecurity, privacy, risk management, and compliance practices
- Enabling people and organizations to succeed by embedding organizational change management, user-centered design, accessibility, and adoption into all technology initiatives
- Stewarding resources responsibly through transparent investment decisions, lifecycle planning, and sustainable funding models
- Continuously innovating as a trusted partner by bringing forward emerging technologies, best practices, and professional expertise to advance teaching, research, and administrative operations