Mission: Seed, nurture, and execute large multi-disciplinary projects that involve applying computing, systems engineering, and information technology to address real-world problems and challenges e-Enterprise Center e-Enterprise provides resources to get new interdisciplinary efforts started: - Seed Funding - Administrative, Proposal, Managerial Services - Facilities - Networking Within Purdue and Beyond ■ (765) ■ Mann Hall, Room 105

Key Focus Areas Improving Healthcare through Systems Engineering –Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering –Oncological Sciences Center –Bindley Biosciences Center –Cyber Center –All Colleges and Schools at Purdue Homeland Security –Purdue Homeland Security Institute –Purdue Regional Visualization and Analytics Center –School of Veterinary Medicine Energy Systems Analysis –Energy Center ■ (765) ■ Mann Hall, Room 105 e-Enterprise Center

Partnerships e-Enterprise Center

Cancer Care Engineering Oncological Sciences Center, e-Enterprise Center, Bindley Bioscience Center, Cyber Center, Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering, Purdue Cancer Center, IU Cancer Center, Clinical Oncologists Goals Significantly improve cancer treatment by taking a systems approach to research and treatment Expected Outcomes 1. Cancer Care Situation Room – Combining research, clinical, published sources with visualization and analysis – present accumulated knowledge and best practices to clinicians AND target research on key questions that challenge clinicians and patients 2. Bench to Bedside and Back – C omplete the cycle of research discoveries to treating patients and back to inform research direction ■ (765) ■ Mann Hall, Suite 225 e-Enterprise Center

Energy Systems Analysis e-Enterprise Center, Energy Center, Chemical Engineering, Center for the Environment, Sandia Labs, Energy Industry Partners Goals -Significantly improve decision-making by considering energy as a complex, interconnected system Expected Outcomes 1.Models, analyses and simulations of the total energy system including chemical, infrastructural, economic, environmental, and policy aspects 2. Well-coordinated, better informed, and more effective energy decisions and policies at the corporate, nation and global levels ■ (765) ■ Mann Hall, Room 105 e-Enterprise Center

Cancer Care Planning and Monitoring e-Enterprise, Oncological Sciences Center, School of Veterinary Medicine, IU School of Medicine Goals -System for collecting and presenting cancer treatment information to doctors and patients Outcomes -Systematize best practices and best treatment paths -Personalize treatment by more fully including medical and patient considerations -Support analysis of treatment and outcomes to refine best practices ■ (765) ■ Mann Hall, Room 105 e-Enterprise Center