Strategic Information Technology Council
The Strategic Information Technology Council (SITC) provides guidance and governance on the provision and direction of UQ-wide Information Technology (IT) strategy. The SITC is a critical link between Information Technology and the core operations of the University.
The SITC meets twice per year, and reports to the University Senior Management Group.
Objectives
- Place Information Technology as an enabler aligned to supporting the UQ’s key objectives.
- Ensure appropriate management and governance structures are in place for the IT function.
- Verify UQ’s risk position is in-line with the University risk appetite.
- Match Information Technology performance with University expectations.
- Review UQ-wide IT strategies and roadmaps.
- Endorse and advocate Information Technology change to the University executive and throughout the Institution.
Membership
The SITC has 10 key members:
- Chief Operations Officer (Chair)
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)
- Director of Governance and Risk
- An Executive Dean
- An Institute Director
- University Librarian
- Chief Information Officer
- Director, Business Intelligence
- Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Research Infrastructure
- ITS Associate Director, IT Governance (Secretary).
Terms and quorum
- 70% of voting members in attendance.
- Attendance is defined as in-person, by phone, by video call.
- No sub-delegation.
- Members must be in attendance to vote.
Submissions
Requests for submissions should be made to it-governance@its.uq.edu.au.