Who we are

Patrick Kao, Director of Decision Support and Business Intelligence

Patrick leads the SIRIS program, the DSS team, and develops strategies for reporting and analytics.

Clara Carter, Business Intelligence and Reporting Analyst

Clara is a business analyst working on many facets of the SIRIS ecosystem of reports. She is available to do custom training and consulting. Clara also leads the university-wide SIRIS Program Team which is tasked with charting the course of future reporting developments.

Janice Pang, Senior Business Intelligence and Reporting Analyst

Janice Pang joined the SIRIS team in 2015 as the primary designer for class, course, and instructor data. She’s also conducted training, written hundreds of definitions for the data dictionary, and still enjoys a good data puzzle.

Patricia (Tricia) Sullivan, Student Reporting Project Manager

Patricia’s aim is to ensure campus stakeholders have access the reports and information they need. Reporting jointly to IR&DS and the Registrar’s Office, she conducts audits of existing reports, gathers new request requirements, and collaborates with new Registrar systems releases to identify future reporting needs.

Jennifer Welden, Business Intelligence and Reporting Analyst

Jennifer utilizes her experience working with stakeholders across campus to solicit user feedback, meet reporting needs, and grow the reporting functionality of SIRIS.

Community

One of the best ways to keep in touch and stay up-to-date on all things SIRIS is to sign up for our siris-news-updates mailing list. You’ll receive our monthly newsletter which contains information about important system updates and changes as well as success stories, tips and tricks, and training opportunities.

SIRIS is a work-in-progress, and its development has been heavily shaped by outreach to and requests from stakeholders across the university. The first release of SIRIS was piloted by a group of early adopters, with participants representing all seven schools and several other business units across campus. We continue to rely on feedback from users to brainstorm new features, identify bugs or data discrepancies, and to vet future data releases.