ISBN: 9798950151910 - building an ai university: from infrastructure gift to systemic transformation (warrington case series) (10 resultados)

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.…

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.…

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.…

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.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 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 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.…

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. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Building an AI University | From Infrastructure Gift to Systemic Transformation | Michael Carrillo | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Warrington Press | EAN 9798950151910 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…