Computer & Mobile Devices Committee
Overview
The Computer and Mobile Devices Committee (CMDC) is an ad-hoc working group advisory to the Technology Infrastructure and Services Committee (TISC), and focuses on desktop, laptop and tablet hardware and software used by employees as well as in classroom and labs. The CMDC provides a forum to discuss technology issues, review and implement strategies to help effectively manage and secure the CSUN computing environment, share and recommend technology best practices, and communicate plans for changing information technology services. The committee meets monthly.
Responsibilities
- Implement and support CSUN policies, standards, procedures, tools, and best practices for managing CSUN end-point device management (including user computers, and computers in classrooms and labs) plus associated operating and application software. The scope includes patch management and software deployment for desktops, laptops, and mobile tablets, file storage, desktop virtualization, computer labs and printers, and backup and recovery.
- Share technology best practices and issues among the committee and with unit constituents.
- Evaluate and recommend computer hardware and software best practices for procurement and management, including license management, hardware inventory, provisioning and de-provisioning, and negotiations with vendors.
- Provide input on IT plans and strategies relating to end user computer and mobile devices.
- Participate in the planning, testing, and implementation phases of campus technology projects as they pertain to end user computer and mobile devices.
- Membership (appointed by the ETSC annually with the technical leads from each college and the Library appointed by the Deans in consultation with the Provost)
Membership (appointed by the ETSC annually with the technical leads from each college and the Library appointed by the Deans in consultation with the Provost)
Membership AY 2024-2025 (appointed by the ETSC annually with the technical leads from each college and the Library appointed by the Deans in consultation with the Provost.)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Ryan Conlogue | Associate Vice President, Information Technology (chair) |
| Kevin Krzewinski | Senior Director and Information Security Officer, Information Technology |
| Serinah Gabrelian | Director of Finance & Operations, appointed by the Provost |
| Mike Lennon | The University Corporation Executive Director representative |
| Ben Louie | Technical Lead for IT, A&F (not PPM, DPS), Advancement, TUC, Athletics, VPAC, KCSN |
| Felicia Morariu | Technical Lead for Academic Affairs & Provost's Office |
| Felipe Martinez | Technical Lead for Enrollment Services |
| Benjamin Plotkin | Vice President-appointed representative for Student Affairs |
| TBD | Technical Lead for Mike Curb College of Arts, Media & Communication |
| Claudia Garcia | Technical Lead for David Nazarian College of Business & Economics |
| Ramakanth Mandava | Technical Lead for College of Science & Mathematics |
| Caleb Fahey | Technical Lead for College of Health & Human Development |
| Sean Goggin | Technical Lead for the University Library |
| Matthew Lang | Technical Lead for College of Humanities |
| Rayjann Patao | Technical Lead for Tseng College |
| Ricardo Macias | Technical Lead for Michael D. Eisner College of Education |
| Emil Henry | Technical Lead for College of Engineering & Computer Science |
| John Wall | Technical Lead for College of Social & Behavioral Sciences |
| Robert Rodriguez | Technical Lead for Department of Police Services |
| Ronnie Grant | Technical Lead for Physical Plant Management |
| Patrick Speers | Technical Lead for Associated Students |
| Brent Nelson | Technical Lead for University Student Union |
The Technical Lead is the lead person responsible for desktop administration and support including desktop hardware and software support (procurement, licensing, software deployment, and patch management) and Active Directory administration and support.
All campus technical staff are invited to bi-annual CMDC meetings with the goal of information dissemination and sharing. In addition, one of the bi-annual meetings may be scheduled as a technology vendor fair, coordinating campus visits of key vendors such as Microsoft, Dell, and Apple.