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Home Page Feature for February 17 2006

02/17/06

From Campus Technology Magazine for February

Procurement >> Buying Power

Even if you’re not a diehard Beatles fan, you probably know the song, With a Little Help from My Friends. Perhaps nowhere is the message of this classic tune more applicable than in the world of IT procurement for higher education.

Technology product procurement can be a daunting task for a college or university—especially a smaller institution—to accomplish alone. Perhaps this is why these schools are tackling it by banding together. Read on!

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