Sullivan University, based in Louisville, KY, has adopted management software with internal dashboards in an effort to help executives make better informed decisions.
Blackboard has acquired CardSmith, a competitor in the student debit card business.
Montclair State University in New Jersey is implementing a new financial management solution with the goal of improving service for students, staff, customers and partners.
Michigan State University is enhancing the functionality of its Kuali Financial System with integration of a third-party purchasing service.
The University of Pennsylvania has formally begun moving away from ID cards that use a magnetic stripe and to cards with embedded chips.
To keep students' academic plans on track, the University of Washington developed open source software that integrates previously siloed administrative functions such as degree audit and articulation, student lifecycle and recruitment, registration and advising.
Looking to better serve its 115,000-plus student population, the City Colleges of Chicago system built a "data democracy," empowering all faculty and staff with a flexible reporting and analytics system.
Haverford and Bryn Mawr College recently completed three joint technology rollouts that aim to improve student services and save on costs.
The Texas Association of Community Colleges (TACC) is contracting with a new e-procurement company for volume purchasing.
With its Virtual Assessment Center, Kennesaw State University put the technology and processes in place to give MOOC students a clear pathway to credit and potential entry into degree programs.