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* The issue of how to keep track of the hours spend on Catalyst activities was brought.
 
* The issue of how to keep track of the hours spend on Catalyst activities was brought.
** Right now there is no mechanism implanted and it is usually not in the academic culture to keep track of the hours spent on different projects. When academics collaborate with industry, there is a time tracking system in place.  
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** Right now there is no mechanism implanted and it is usually not in the academic culture to keep track of the hours spent on different projects. Although, when academics collaborate with industry, there is a time tracking system in place.  
 
** If the Catalyst plans to implement such a system, they will need to create policies at the top level (senior leadership) and create the infrastructure.
 
** If the Catalyst plans to implement such a system, they will need to create policies at the top level (senior leadership) and create the infrastructure.

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Agenda:

  1. Consultations
  2. Time tracking system
  3. ACRIN presentation
  4. New IT weekly meeting + launch meeting
  5. Hiring of new IT engineer

Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes September 29, 2009

In attendance:

  • Valerie Humblet
  • Gordon Harris
  • Jeff Yapp
  • Mark Anderson
  • Randy Gollub
  • Yong Gao
  • Annick Van den Abbeele
  • Gordon Williams
  • Bill Hanlon
  • Simon Warfield
  • Laura Alice
  • Clare Tempany
  • Ron Kikinis
  • Charles Guttman
  • Bruce Rosen


1. Update on imaging consultation requests

  • There was no new consultation posted through the website this week
  • Valerie will create a new project in JIRA for a consultation addressed directly to Gordon Harris


2. Time tracking system

  • The issue of how to keep track of the hours spend on Catalyst activities was brought.
    • Right now there is no mechanism implanted and it is usually not in the academic culture to keep track of the hours spent on different projects. Although, when academics collaborate with industry, there is a time tracking system in place.
    • If the Catalyst plans to implement such a system, they will need to create policies at the top level (senior leadership) and create the infrastructure.