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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Abstract The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. University leaders viewed the system as a catalystbut worried it could become symbolic technology adoption without broader institutional change. UF responded with a seven-component model that paired infrastructure with curriculum, research enablement, centralized coordination, governance, and workforce programming. A university-wide AI Across the Curriculum initiative was embedded through accreditation processes and supported by the AI2 Center. The governance approach balanced provost-level direction with distributed implementation across sixteen autonomous colleges. By 2025, UF scaled to 230 AI-designated courses and 14,000 annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. The case ends with open questions about leadership succession, infrastructure refresh funding, and whether UFs model can be replicated elsewhere. Learning Objectives Assess how institutions can convert a marquee technology investment into durable organization-wide capability. Analyze governance and incentives for cross-unit change in decentralized organizations. Design scalable AI literacy initiatives using a course taxonomy, faculty development supports, and accreditation-linked accountability. Evaluate sustainability and replicability, including lifecycle refresh planning, staffing models, and ecosystem diffusion strategies. Appropriate Courses Digital transformation strategy, technology and information management, organizational change and leadership, higher education strategy and governance, B2B marketing, B2B sales strategy, strategic partnerships and alliance management, and public sector innovation This case was developed with the support of the UF/NVIDIA AI initiative, made possible by a transformational gift from Chris Malachowsky. The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. This case describes how UF scaled this investment to 230+ AI-designated courses and 14,000+ annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Abstract The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. University leaders viewed the system as a catalyst-but worried it could become "symbolic technology adoption" without broader institutional change. UF responded with a seven-component model that paired infrastructure with curriculum, research enablement, centralized coordination, governance, and workforce programming. A university-wide "AI Across the Curriculum" initiative was embedded through accreditation processes and supported by the AI² Center. The governance approach balanced provost-level direction with distributed implementation across sixteen autonomous colleges. By 2025, UF scaled to 230 AI-designated courses and 14,000 annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. The case ends with open questions about leadership succession, infrastructure refresh funding, and whether UF's model can be replicated elsewhere. Learning Objectives Assess how institutions can convert a marquee technology investment into durable organization-wide capability. Analyze governance and incentives for cross-unit change in decentralized organizations. Design scalable AI literacy initiatives using a course taxonomy, faculty development supports, and accreditation-linked accountability. Evaluate sustainability and replicability, including lifecycle refresh planning, staffing models, and ecosystem diffusion strategies. Appropriate Courses Digital transformation strategy, technology and information management, organizational change and leadership, higher education strategy and governance, B2B marketing, B2B sales strategy, strategic partnerships and alliance management, and public sector innovation This case was developed with the support of the UF/NVIDIA AI initiative, made possible by a transformational gift from Chris Malachowsky.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Christian musician David Michael Carrillo recounts with striking heart and honesty his personal story of growing up with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Christian musician David Michael Carrillo recounts with striking heart and honesty his personal story of growing up with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Abstract The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. University leaders viewed the system as a catalystbut worried it could become symbolic technology adoption without broader institutional change. UF responded with a seven-component model that paired infrastructure with curriculum, research enablement, centralized coordination, governance, and workforce programming. A university-wide AI Across the Curriculum initiative was embedded through accreditation processes and supported by the AI2 Center. The governance approach balanced provost-level direction with distributed implementation across sixteen autonomous colleges. By 2025, UF scaled to 230 AI-designated courses and 14,000 annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. The case ends with open questions about leadership succession, infrastructure refresh funding, and whether UFs model can be replicated elsewhere. Learning Objectives Assess how institutions can convert a marquee technology investment into durable organization-wide capability. Analyze governance and incentives for cross-unit change in decentralized organizations. Design scalable AI literacy initiatives using a course taxonomy, faculty development supports, and accreditation-linked accountability. Evaluate sustainability and replicability, including lifecycle refresh planning, staffing models, and ecosystem diffusion strategies. Appropriate Courses Digital transformation strategy, technology and information management, organizational change and leadership, higher education strategy and governance, B2B marketing, B2B sales strategy, strategic partnerships and alliance management, and public sector innovation This case was developed with the support of the UF/NVIDIA AI initiative, made possible by a transformational gift from Chris Malachowsky. The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. This case describes how UF scaled this investment to 230+ AI-designated courses and 14,000+ annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. At the University of Florida, advances across medicine, education, engineering, and national security increasingly depended on a shared institutional capability: compute. From Compute to Competitiveness examines how UFs investment in HiPerGator AI led Vice President for Research David Norton to view competitiveness not simply in terms of research funding, but as the institutional capacity to support and win AI-enabled research. Real gains depended on seed funding, technical talent, faculty readiness, and organizational support.As UFs AI research portfolio expanded across colleges, centers, and sponsor ecosystems, the university gained evidence that its growth was outpacing several national and institutional benchmarks. The case follows UFs effort to measure its own transformation through IntelliGator, an LLM-based classifier developed by the Artificial Intelligence and Informatics Research Institute (AIIRI) to provide a more systematic view of the research activity tied to UFs AI capabilities. Ultimately, the case asks a question every research leader faces after a major technology investment: what can you confidently prove, what can you reasonably argue, and what should you leave unclaimed? Its deeper lesson is that equally important to what AI infrastructure enables is how rigorously leaders can measure and defend the claims they make about it. Learning Objectives Evaluate how a major technology investment can strengthen research competitiveness only when paired with complementary capabilities such as seed funding, technical staffing, faculty support, and organizational coordination. Distinguish among different types of return-on-investment claimscapability creation, measurable portfolio growth, and causal attributionand assess the evidence required for each. Analyze how measurement systems, including AI-enabled classification tools, can help complex organizations assess strategic outcomes under conditions of incomplete information. Assess the limits of attribution when institutional performance improves alongside broader shifts in funding, policy, and technological adoption. Appropriate Courses Digital transformation strategy, technology and information management, organizational change and leadership, higher education strategy and governance, strategic partnerships and alliance management, and public sector innovation. This case follows the University of Florida's effort to measure its own transformation as a result of its investment in HiPerGator AI using IntelliGator, an LLM-based classifier developed by the Artificial Intelligence and Informatics Research Institute to provide a more systematic view of the research activity tied to UF's AI capabilities. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Abstract In 2010, the University of Florida had eighty fragmented data centersmost of them closetsand computing infrastructure that could not support its ambition to become a billion-dollar research university. When Elias Eldayrie became Chief Information Officer, he faced a consolidation challenge that was as much cultural and organizational as technical. Over the next decade, UF built a centralized data center sized for future demand, grew its research computing team from eight to thirty-six staff, shifted faculty startup packages toward shared infrastructure, and developed compliance capabilities for federally sponsored work. When a $60 million gift from NVIDIA co-founder Chris Malachowsky arrived in 2020 to fund HiPerGator AI, the institution was ready to absorb it. By 2025, UF had self-funded a full platform refresh at $127 million and achieved sustained utilization above 95 percent across all sixteen colleges. This case examines how a CIO translated a high-profile infrastructure gift into sustained institutional capability, with open questions remaining about agentic AI, talent retention, and whether the model can be replicated elsewhere. Learning Objectives Evaluate the total cost of ownership and multi-year institutional commitments required to convert a technology gift into sustained operational capability. Analyze the organizational preconditionsfacilities, staffing, governance, and compliancethat determine whether frontier infrastructure succeeds or becomes stranded. Assess strategies for consolidating fragmented IT environments and building faculty trust in centralized platforms. Design lifecycle planning approaches that shift leadership conversations from why invest to how to sustain. Appropriate Courses IT leadership and strategy, technology infrastructure management, organizational change and leadership, IT governance, higher education strategy, and public sector innovation. This case discusses how the University of Florida consolidated fragmented data centers and computing infrastructure before its investment in HiPerGator AI, helping translate a high-profile infrastructure gift into sustained institutional capability. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Abstract The University of Florida received an $85 million, multiparty investment to build HiPerGator AI, a leading AI supercomputer in higher education. University leaders viewed the system as a catalyst?but worried it could become ?symbolic technology adoption? without broader institutional change. UF responded with a seven-component model that paired infrastructure with curriculum, research enablement, centralized coordination, governance, and workforce programming. A university-wide ?AI Across the Curriculum? initiative was embedded through accreditation processes and supported by the AI? Center. The governance approach balanced provost-level direction with distributed implementation across sixteen autonomous colleges. By 2025, UF scaled to 230 AI-designated courses and 14,000 annual enrollments while expanding research capacity and statewide access to computing resources. The case ends with open questions about leadership succession, infrastructure refresh funding, and whether UF?s model can be replicated elsewhere. Learning Objectives - Assess how institutions can convert a marquee technology investment into durable organization-wide capability. - Analyze governance and incentives for cross-unit change in decentralized organizations. - Design scalable AI literacy initiatives using a course taxonomy, faculty development supports, and accreditation-linked accountability. - Evaluate sustainability and replicability, including lifecycle refresh planning, staffing models, and ecosystem diffusion strategies. Appropriate Courses Digital transformation strategy, technology and information management, organizational change and leadership, higher education strategy and governance, B2B marketing, B2B sales strategy, strategic partnerships and alliance management, and public sector innovation This case was developed with the support of the UF/NVIDIA AI initiative, made possible by a transformational gift from Chris Malachowsky. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 99.…

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. illustrated edition. 334 pages. Spanish language. 9.75x7.00x1.25 inches. In Stock.