WiscNet is a membership organization that provides research and education networking services to public and private higher education, K12 school districts, libraries, municipalities, and hospitals throughout Wisconsin. We connect people and strategies to solve common technology challenges and to develop innovative solutions in support of educational, research, and community service missions.
Join us for a conversation and connection with WiscNet’s new CEO, Brian Remer, who is traveling around the state to meet with as many WiscNet members as possible in order to share WiscNet’s strategic direction going forward, and gather your input and feedback.
Welcome to the next era of collaboration at WiscNet! Our mission is to connect, innovate, and empower through a dynamic network that enhances your capabilities. We're excited to introduce initiatives fostering collaboration and security culture.
At WiscNet Connections in May 2024, Sarah Miller guided members in shaping the WiscNet Secure Platform. You volunteered to contribute time, talent, and resources.
Our fall series of in-person events will run from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with dates in Fort Atkinson, Fond du Lac, Menomonie, and Portage.
Together, we can share knowledge, nurture development, and achieve great things. Save these dates for our upcoming events!
Join us for a conversation and connection with WiscNet’s new CEO, Brian Remer, who is traveling around the state to meet with as many WiscNet members as possible in order to share WiscNet’s strategic direction going forward, and gather your input and feedback.
Kika Barr's innovative journey began with the creation of a unique technical support team that emphasized member fulfillment and education. Her approach was influenced by her experiences at UW Madison and WiscNet, where mentors and peers played a crucial role. Kika's creative process involves treating each member interaction as unique, focusing on listening and education to solve problems collaboratively. Despite challenges as a non-native speaker and a woman in tech, her perseverance and support from key individuals helped her succeed. She is inspired by quantum technologies and maintains productivity through meditation, exercise, and reading influential books like "The Infinite Game."
Aneta Kosturova's journey as an innovator began with her natural curiosity and ability to think outside the box. She views challenges as opportunities for new solutions, a mindset that was shaped by her upbringing in Bulgaria during communism. Witnessing communities unite for change taught her that innovation is possible when people collaborate for a common purpose. Her creative process involves breaking down complex ideas into manageable steps, emphasizing the importance of teaching, learning, and collaboration. Aneta is particularly excited about the potential of artificial intelligence and quantum technology, seeing them as transformative trends for the future.