Full-service cloud options for finance and human capital management are lacking
Even as more schools modernize, there are still few full-service, "modern cloud" solutions to pick from, according the Tambellini Group.
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Six ways cloud answers higher education’s call for change
Institutions are looking to cloud to build agility into the network in order to meet tomorrow’s challenges while getting maximum value for today’s investments.
Public sector tech leader Steve Harris heads to Ellucian after 23 years at Dell
After more than 20 years at Dell Technologies, Steve Harris will join Ellucian's executive leadership team to lead its revenue generation operations.
University digital services? Don’t forget ‘the bottom part,’ CIO says
An emphasis on IT infrastructure is essential to support whatever service offerings higher education institutions have in mind, says Sam Segran, CIO of Texas Tech University.
Rethinking the hybrid learning environment for K-12 schools
Beyond the pandemic response, school districts have an opportunity to take advantage of their IT investments and modernize their approach to education.
Securing virtual education with agile, integrated security
Expanded demand for remote learning forces higher education institutions to look at more-versatile IT security platforms.
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Advice for educators seeking a smooth transition to the cloud
Don't start from scratch, says edWeb.net's Stacey Pusey — use best practices of those who have already seen how technology can best support learning.
To track lead in drinking water, school districts go digital
A combination of EPA-approved water testing kits and facility management software is helping schools manage lead testing data.
How Emory University expects the cloud to simplify and secure research
A new AWS cloud-powered platform will give faculty security in their work, officials say.
California colleges use machine learning to discard fake enrollment applications
California Community Colleges has been working with AWS to parse the 10,000 fake enrollment applications it receives each day, CTO says.