Eight papers making up Track II of the 1989 conference of the Professional Association for the Management of Information Technology in Higher Education (known as CAUSE, an acronym for the association's former name) are presented in this document. The focus of Track II is on funding and accountability issues, and the papers include: "A Checklist for Institutional Information Support" (Gerald W. McLaughlin and Richard D. Howard); "Colleges and Universities as a Market for Administrative Application Software" (panel discussion); "Institutional Governance: An Albatross or a Gold Mine?" (Sandra M. Statham); "Administrative Computing at Stanford: What Didn't Work and What Might" (Frederick M. Biedenweg and Catherine A. Gardner); "An Intensive Approach to Application Enhancement" (Donald E. Heller); "Aligning University Goals with Information System Strategies--Smoke and Mirrors?" (Dennis L. Kramer and Richard C. McKee); "Managing Computer Support Costs through Effective User Training: Lessons Learned at the University of New Hampshire" (Betty Le Compagnon and John F. Leydon); and "Method for Planning Administrative Information Systems Development" (Dale Bent and William Enright). (DB)