Dr. Elazar Harel

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  Published on: 9/30/2009    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.
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  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.
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  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.
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  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.

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  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.
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  Elazar Harel, Chief Information Officer, University of California San Diego, and a Kuali Rice Board Member, said "The University of California San Diego became involved in the Rice project because we recognized the value it will bring not only in developing new applications for our institution, but also in knitting together a variety of tools and applications in a common framework.

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  Published on: 7/3/2008    Last Visited: 7/3/2008  

  Elazar Harel
  
  Member, Advisory Board Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administrative Computing and Telecommunications University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Elazar Harel is the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administrative Computing and Telecommunications at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) where he is responsible for campus-wide information technology services.Prior to that he was the Director of Administrative Computing at UCLA.Some of the recent UCSD initiatives that he has been involved in include: Blink, the UCSD faculty and staff portal (http://blink.ucsd.edu) The Link Family of business applications (http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/linkfamily) MyDashboard: a digital dashboard environment for UCSD managers and executives (http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/mydashboardinfo) The UCSD gigabit Next Generation Network (http://ngn.ucsd.edu) and the UCSD wireless network, one of the largest university wireless networks in the USA.Dr. Harel serves on Thomas Jefferson School of Law's Board of Trustees and on Microsoft's Higher Education advisory board.He holds a Ph.D. degree in Management from UCLA (1987) and a J.D. degree from Concord University School of Law (2002), the nationÕs first 100% Internet-based online law school.On a personal note, Elazar is an avid digital photographer - see his artwork at: http://www.pbase.com/eharel

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  Published on: 8/28/2008    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  This will enable us to develop new UC-wide and campus applications using the same framework, as well as position us for using Kuali Application software if and when we decide to do so," said Elazar Harel, assistant vice chancellor for Administrative Computing & Telecommunications at UC San Diego. "UCSD has developed a sophisticated state-of-the-art framework over the past few years and we are happy to contribute our knowledge and code to the Kuali Rice initiative."
  
  UC San Diego joins over 20 other university investing partners including Cornell University; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; University of California campuses at Berkeley, Davis, Irvine and Santa Barbara; Michigan State University; Florida State University; University of Arizona; University of Maryland College Park; University of British Columbia; Indiana University; University of Southern California; and Colorado State University. Commercial affiliates include Exeter, Huron Consulting, IBM, Sun, rSmart, and Syntel Inc.
  
  "We are excited to become a member of the Kuali Rice Project and our team is eager to begin contributing to and benefiting from the efforts of the entire Kuali community," Harel said.

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  Published on: 6/1/2009    Last Visited: 6/16/2009  

  “It’s going to provide so much information in such a sleek interface that it’s going to add a whole new dimension to students’ day-to-day experiences on campus,” says Elazar Harel, assistant vice chancellor of administrative computing and telecommunications at UCSD.

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  Published on: 1/6/2008    Last Visited: 1/6/2008  

  Elazar Harel
  
  Member, Advisory Board
  
  Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administrative Computing and Telecommunications University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
  
  Elazar Harel is the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administrative Computing and Telecommunications at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) where he is responsible for campus-wide information technology services.Prior to that he was the Director of Administrative Computing at UCLA.Some of the recent UCSD initiatives that he has been involved in include:
  
  Blink, the UCSD faculty and staff portal (http://blink.ucsd.edu) The Link Family of business applications (http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/linkfamily) MyDashboard: a digital dashboard environment for UCSD managers and executives (http://blink.ucsd.edu/go/mydashboardinfo) The UCSD gigabit Next Generation Network (http://ngn.ucsd.edu) and the UCSD wireless network, one of the largest university wireless networks in the USA.Dr. Harel serves on Thomas Jefferson School of Law's Board of Trustees and on Microsoft's Higher Education advisory board.He holds a Ph.D. degree in Management from UCLA (1987) and a J.D. degree from Concord University School of Law (2002), the nationÕs first 100% Internet-based online law school.On a personal note, Elazar is an avid digital photographer - see his artwork at: http://www.pbase.com/eharel

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  Published on: 9/1/2008    Last Visited: 10/21/2009  

  This will enable us to develop new UC-wide and campus applications using the same framework, as well as position us for using Kuali Application software if and when we decide to do so," said Elazar Harel, assistant vice chancellor for Administrative Computing & Telecommunications at UC San Diego. "UCSD has developed a sophisticated state-of-the-art framework over the past few years and we are happy to contribute our knowledge and code to the Kuali Rice initiative."
  
  "We are excited to become a member of the Kuali Rice Project and our team is eager to begin contributing to and benefiting from the efforts of the entire Kuali community," Harel said.

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  Published on: 4/15/2002    Last Visited: 1/19/2003  

  "Our students and faculty are getting a taste today of wireless technology that most of the world will not be using until years from now," said Elazar Harel, UCSD's assistant vice chancellor for Administrative Computing & Telecommunications.
  
  During a shuttle ride yesterday, Harel used his Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC, along with a wireless modem card, to surf the Internet.As the bus rumbled through campus and onto Interstate 5, Harel watched video clips on CNN's Web site, left an e-mail message for his daughter at University of California Berkeley and checked his campus e-mail.
  
  "This technology is really high speed, which means you can do much more than just e-mail."
  
  Harel and other UCSD researchers envision an expanded network that commuters can use between UCSD's campus in La Jolla and its medical center in Hillcrest and maybe even along trolley and rail lines.
  
  The UCSD shuttle project is one of several conceived by the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, which is pioneering the new technology.
  
  The institute is a partnership between UCSD, University of California Irvine and several private-sector companies to promote advances in telecommunications and information technology in California.
  
  What's new about this connection is that it unites a wireless local network, which is installed in the bus, with a new wide area network developed by Qualcomm.

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  Published on: 3/22/2009    Last Visited: 3/22/2009  

  Photo by Elazar Harel
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  Chelsy Meiss & Pali Udvarheli in Portrait in Yellow and Black San Diego Ballet Photo by Elazar Harel
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  Kristy Cirillo as Alice in Alice:Wonderland San Diego Ballet Photo by Elazar Harel
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  Abby Avery as a Daisy in Alice:Wonderland San Diego Ballet Photo by Elazar Harel

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  Published on: 5/16/2008    Last Visited: 10/2/2008  

  "The ultra high bandwidth network that we have at UCSD makes it possible to move vast amounts of data to and from these modular data centers, and the fact that the units are green was a key factor in this procurement decision," said Elazar Harel, Assistant Vice Chancellor for ACT.
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  According to ACT's Harel, the units cost much less than traditional datacenters and are ten times faster to deploy.

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