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The Real Value of the Cloud for Higher Education

At EDUCAUSE 2016 in Anaheim, Calif., a panel of higher education executives and thought leaders convened to discuss the state of cloud adoption in higher education and the challenges to cloud migration that confront many institutions.

February 16, 2017 Guest Authors Leave a Comment

Note: This article was contributed by Campus Management Corp.   While the industry has largely embraced the cloud for adjunct systems such as student email services, learning management systems, CRM, and identity services, many institutions remain wary of moving student information systems and ERP solutions to the cloud. Lingering concerns over security, control, and adaptability […]

There is No S for Security in IoT

Notice that it isn't called IoTS. Security is something that is missing from the Internet of Things equation

February 14, 2017 Josh Erdman Leave a Comment

You do not have a cell phone, you have a computer in your pocket that can make phone calls; you no longer drive a car, you are driving in a computer whose computer case is shaped like a car and is designed for transportation.  The same can be said about thermostats, X-ray machines and yes […]

Why Apps Are Not Enough in the Classroom

Apps can be a great addition to the education process, but can they carry lesson plans on their own?

February 13, 2017 Marie Merouze Leave a Comment

From regular use of tablets and computers to artificial intelligence, today’s educators are no strangers to technology in the classroom. The increasing prevalence of educational technology, or EdTech, means teachers and students are more connected to advanced digital tools than ever before. It is this connectivity that can prove to be one of our greatest […]

Who Got Hacked This Week? Feb. 11 Edition

Who and what was hacked this week, February 11, 2017? Read on to find out.

February 11, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week.   Thousands of WordPress Sites Hacked After secretly patching three security flaws over a week ago, WordPress disclosed information about a vulnerability. WordPress worked closely with security companies to install […]

Three Ways to Improve Audio Conferencing

Audio conferencing becomes a hindrance at its worst, so make sure yours is up to snuff with these tips.

February 9, 2017 Jerry Nuckolls Leave a Comment

At its best, audio conferencing is an efficient productivity tool. . .but at it’s worst, it is a barrier to understanding filled with buzzing, humming, and echo. Here are 3 ways to improve your audio conferencing experience and some product recommendations.  If  you are unsatisfied with your audio conferencing system, give us a call. We can provide […]

Interview: Tom Kiley Talks Legal Issues Around Autonomous Cars

The startup nuTonomy is bringing an autonomous vehicle pilot program to Boston. Tom Kiley explains some of the legal issues involved.

February 7, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

TechDecisions spoke with Tom Kiley of Tom Kiley Law Group about the legal issues surrounding nuTonomy’s self-driving care pilot program coming to Boston.   How did Boston get involved with autonomous cars? Because nuTonomy is a start-up, whose genesis is from MIT and Boston is their home turf. Boston presents the ultimate challenge to the […]

The Real Secret to Revenue Generation

Everyone likes to know a secret. But some are worth more than others – much more.

February 6, 2017 Michael J. Festa Leave a Comment

Do you want to know a secret about how to boost your business’s 2017 revenue by three to five percent? Of course you do. The real question, then, is how? The answer might not be what you’re thinking: setting higher sales goals, and getting sales people to dig up more leads. The secret to generating […]

Who Got Hacked This Week? Feb. 4 Edition

Who and what was hacked this week, February 4, 2017? Read on to find out.

February 4, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

Note: Each week we bring you the latest hacking news on the internet. Read on to find out who and what was hacked this week.   Hotel Computer System Hacked in Austria While some reports will tell you that an Austrian hotel was held ransom, locking guests in rooms, this isn’t entirely true. The Seehotel […]

Indiana Pacers Use Employee Email Signatures to Promote Partnerships

February 3, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

The Indiana Pacers have been looking for a way to up proven value and ROI for their corporate partnerships. Partnering logos are starting to pay close attention to fan data. They care more about social reach and how the property’s business strategy grows audience, engages fans and reports the data. The Tech Decision Sponsorship sales […]

Multiculturalism and Digital Signage at the Modern University

Digital signage can help universities practice inclusion in various ways.

January 30, 2017 Debbie DeWitt Leave a Comment

Multiculturalism is a term that is everywhere these days in education. This is a way to promote educational achievement in students by using a set of strategies and materials that promote the contributions of different cultures to society, while encouraging inclusion, democracy, inquiry and critical thinking, skill acquisition and self-reflection. Since our society is becoming […]