KEYNOTE
PRESENTATIONS
Conference Keynote
Monday, April 19
8:45am - 10:00am
"Standing
on the Shoulders of Others – Advancing Technology
through Collaboration, Partnering, and Engagement"
Technology is advancing every day.
How do we keep pace, find time to re-invent
ourselves, and still keep the trains running on
time?Max will share principles, ideas, and
real-world examples on keeping the technology trains
running while laying new track.
Max
Davis-Johnson is the interim chief information
officer, senior associate vice president and
deputy university technology officer at Arizona
State University. He is responsible for
development, operations, care and information
security for the University Technology Office at
ASU. Max has led system and Web development at
ASU. He served as the project director for the
Arizona State University Administrative System
Replacement Project - OASIS. Prior to joining
ASU, Max was the director of administrative
computing at Northern Arizona University where
he was responsible for the PeopleSoft HRSA
implementation that went live in 2003. Max is a
graduate of the University of Kansas in business
administration and mathematics.
Conference Keynote Session Sponsored by:
Wells Fargo
General Session Keynote
Monday, April 19
1:00pm - 2:00pm
"Benchmarking the
Campus Card Industry: Measuring Your Operation
Against the
Correct Peer Group"
NACCU is building a
benchmarking project for the Campus Card
industry. Things to consider in building such a
program are who each school should be compared
to, what Campus Card office activities make
meaningful items for comparison, and how those
comparisons can be used to demonstrate the value
and needs of a Campus Card office to the
institution’s administrators. This presentation
will describe the benchmarking program, what
comparison criteria are used and how they were
chosen, and the grouping of Card Offices and the
statistical means by which Card Offices were
assigned to those groups.
Frank
Adams is a graduate of Mississippi State
University with a degree in History. After more
than 15 years of varied experience, Frank
returned to school at the University of Alabama,
where he earned an MBA from the Manderson
Graduate School of Business in 2008,
concentrating in Supply Chain Operations
Management. He is presently pursuing a
doctorate in Marketing at Alabama’s Culverhouse
College of Commerce and Business Administration
with a research emphasis in strategy and supply
chain management, expecting to graduate in 2012.
General Session Keynote Sponsored by:
PNC Bank
Follow-up
Educational Session
Monday, April 19
2:15 – 3:15
PM
Benchmarking
Roundtable Discussion
Listen to the
General Session on
Benchmarking the Campus Card Industry,
then attend this session for further
discussion. Frank Adams, Marketing PhD
Student & Research Assistant at The
University of Alabama will answer your
questions and address your comments. The
NACCU Education Committee will also be on
hand to gather your feedback.
