Campus Technology

An e-Newsletter for IT Professionals in Higher Ed

1/7/2010

Case Study

Going Paperless
When Central New Mexico Community College started looking at ways to eradicate paper and better manage its files last year, the institution set its sights on a document imaging solution that would also integrate with its existing SunGard Higher Education Banner Enrollment Management Solution.More

IT News

Report: IT Salaries Flatten, Benefits Decline
The "ivory tower" of job security for IT professionals is deteriorating owing to a dour economic climate and changing strategies by CIOs.More
Northwestern Continues Wireless Deployment with 802.11n
Following a multi-year effort, Northwestern University in Illinois has deployed wireless gear throughout its residential housing and at other spots on two campuses.More
Harvard Law School Moves to Agresso SIS
Harvard Law School will be implementing a new student information system from Agresso.More
Louisiana State Joins Eduroam Network
Louisiana State University (LSU) has joined the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and Harvard University as the first institutions in the United States to enable eduroam, or education roaming.More
Microsoft: IIS 6.0 Has 'Inconsistencies,' but No Bug
Microsoft denied that its Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server software is subject to new-found security vulnerability.More
UC Riverside Chats Up Prospective Students
The University of California, Riverside has selected Intelliworks Chat to provide a mechanism for admissions representatives to engage in a live chat with prospects and capture those interactions in the Intelliworks relationship management application.More
Avistar Releases Business-Class Desktop Videoconferencing Software
Avistar has introduced two new software offerings designed to deliver business-class desktop videoconferencing to existing computing environments.More

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