The business case for modernizing higher education IT infrastructure
Dell’s Hernan Londono on why replacing legacy infrastructure and applications equips institutions for a digital world, providing a more competitive advantage.
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Why Surface SE laptops are gaining new attention at K-12 schools
School IT directors are seeing new value in the built security, central management control and competitive pricing of Microsoft’s SE laptops for education.
How integrated laptops improve security and student success at colleges
Microsoft education specialists explain why premium laptops with enterprise-ready software make access to academic resources easier, more equitable and more secure.
Ensuring quality for postsecondary credentials, digital study tools
As higher ed sees more credentials and digital study tools, the Cutting EDge podcast looks at how the industry is ensuring quality and addressing concerns.
Driving the digital transformation of universities
Smart venues deliver a communal experience for students and faculty.
As higher ed data challenges grow, so do security threats
The opportunities university IT leaders see when it comes to data protection and security are vast, but the threat landscape is continuing to grow rapidly, experts say.
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How observability and AIOps enhance application performance
Traditional monitoring systems are no longer adequate for mapping dynamic dependencies and identifying the root cause of performance issues, says Dynatrace CTO.
Alignment, strategy are keys to IT modernization at Kent State
John Rathje, the university’s CIO, says aligning with business-focused functions of the university has made modernizing technology — and serving users — better.
How schools and students can narrow the homework gap via private networks
The expanded availability of Citizens Broadband Radio Service and new federal broadband funds bring new options for schools to go ‘beyond hotspots.’
For student success, institutions need better data
Especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, universities will need to think more critically about how they approach data to drive student success, experts say.