How To Ax Your Lousy Network Replace it With One that Supports Density
Duquesne University and Alcate-Lucent join forces to install a wireless network that supports density in student dorms.
IT Infrastructure
Your organization won’t get anywhere without a reliable network. Your IT Infrastructure needs to be in top shape, from servers to services, from hardware to software, and more.
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Virginia Tech simplifies planning for campus events with Attend, an event management platform.
5 Guiding Principles for Successful CRM Implementations
The customer relationship management market is growing rapidly because so many companies recognize the need for effective tools to support their objectives.
Is Unlimited Cloud Storage Even Possible?
Many companies have touted unlimited cloud storage. Most have failed when put to the test.
How Big Data Can Benefit Your College
Higher education institutions can use big data sources to collect information in real-time in order to give students a better learning experience.
Gauging the Impact of the Ericsson and Cisco Partnership
We discuss the analysis of the partnership between the two industry leaders in networking, mobility and cloud.
BYOD Should Focus on Business Over Technology
The bring your own device movement is introducing new technology into the workplace, but is that tech working toward business goals?
University of Miami Reveals the Benefits and Challenges of IT Consolidation
The University of Miami’s IT director sheds light on the problems and benefits of consolidating an IT department.
How EDUCAUSE Can Help Your College Get a Better Grip on the Cloud
The EDUCAUSE session Cloud 101: Tools and Strategies for Evaluating Cloud Services teaches colleges the skills they need to evaluate and strengthen its Cloud Services.
Penn State Is Using Robots to Create This New Teaching Tool
Penn State is using robotics technology to create a new genre of media and resource for college students.
