Building a Modern Computing Infrastructure at Princeton University
Over the past 10 years Princeton University developed and implemented an institutional strategy to support research and administrative computing.
Donna Tatro is Associate CIO at Princeton University, responsible for strategy and plans for Enterprise Infrastructure Services. Her portfolio includes network services, critical infrastructure, enterprise-wide monitoring; cloud-based and on-premises compute, storage and backup services; identity, access, and authentication services; collaboration systems, and data center facilities. Prior to her current role, Ms. Tatro led various IT initiatives, including student residential computing and large-scale desktop/laptop and software deployments. Prior to joining Princeton, she managed User Services and Departmental Computing at Cornell University. On most weekends, and depending on the season, she can be found brewing beer, cooking, or gardening. Every day she looks forward to early morning walks with her Labrador Retriever. She holds an MS from Cornell University and an MBA from Drexel University.
Over the past 10 years Princeton University developed and implemented an institutional strategy to support research and administrative computing.
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