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Greetings,<br><br>
<a name="OLE_LINK2"></a>The project team would like to thank the hundreds
of contributors across the full breadth of the MIT community for the
considered input, perspective, and vision they provided to the
Departmental Database Applications Development Project. The
project’s Final Report of recommendations to MIT IT leadership is now
available via the web at:
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/ist/org/admincomputing/notebooks/DDADP/DDADP-Final-Report.pdf">
http://web.mit.edu/ist/org/admincomputing/notebooks/DDADP/DDADP-Final-Report.pdf</a>
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IS&T and IT leaders have already begun to look closely at these
recommendations in the context of all of their existing and proposed
commitments, responsibilities, and objectives. We will be hearing
further on this topic this summer.<br>
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I'd also like to expressly thank each of the members of the team for
their hard work and their commitment to seeking the best possible
solutions for all of MIT that are realistic, fully integrated, and
sustainable. If you cross paths with any of these individuals you
have my encouragement to acknowledge their dedication.<br>
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The Departmental Database Applications Development Project Team -
DDADP@mit.edu<br>
Dave Woodruff - Lab for Nuclear Science, Sponsored Research
Technical Staff<br>
Craig Thomas - Libraries, Local Technology Expert
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Mike Sherman - Dept. of Facilities, Manager, Applications
and Network Services <br>
Cecilia Marra - DUE, Academic Services, Tech
Support Specialist<br>
Bil Huxley - IS&T,
Administrative Computing<br>
Bill Barrasso - IS&T, Client Support
Services, Departmental IT Resources <br><br>
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Bil Huxley<br><br>
Manager, Administrative Computing<br>
Information Services & Technology (IS&T)<br>
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)<br>
Room W92-210<br>
Cambridge, MA 02139<br>
huxley@mit.edu, 617.253.8553</body>
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