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Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
Whether it’s a student trying their hand at hacking or leveraging a stolen teacher’s password, a teacher up to no good, or an external attacker leveraging stolen passwords, how are you supposed to spot inappropriate access?
Sponsored By UserLock
Join Oracle’s Student team to understand our strategy for providing the practical path for customers wanting to modernize their student solutions. We’ll highlight the breadth of the Student Cloud solution today, from Student Recruiting to Student Management through Advancement and review the roadmap. During this session, we’ll share how Student Management, one of the key components of the Student Cloud platform, provides a new and innovative architecture and user experience to support modern education models. If you’re interested in Oracle’s plans for modernizing the core business of Higher Education – supporting student success - you’ll want to join us for this session.
Sponsored By Oracle
Positioning ERP, HCM, and SIS more as a unified set of solutions to address business problems rather than a set of individual applications defined by discrete features and functionality will be critical moving forward. While each institution must assess the suitability of its current solutions and whether new investment is warranted, as the industry moves to the cloud, it will become increasingly difficult for those on legacy systems to compete effectively in the market. However, the path to a modern campus and innovative technology does not have to be a high-risk rip-and-replace endeavor, but instead can include choice and timing that support an institution's unique needs and readiness. This strategy of integrating existing systems with new cloud applications over time enables colleges and universities to take the journey to a modern campus at their own pace and in a way that is best aligned with their unique business needs.
Sponsored By Oracle
In this ebook, we’ll explore the disruptive new technologies transforming higher education, and the new models being adopted across administration, learning, and research. We’ll discuss how student expectations and demographics are changing, and how new fiscal realities put institutions under pressure. We’ll examine the crucial role of research, and discuss how cloud transformation can help both educators and administrators prepare for the challenges ahead—and exploit the opportunities that come their way.
Sponsored By Oracle
Student Cloud is differentiated in the market by providing a laser focus on student success. This solution benefits institutions to enable them to anticipate students’ needs, illuminate their academic path and empower students to succeed.
Sponsored By Oracle
Leading universities want to remain competitive and continue to attract students and top faculty. Community colleges are pressed with serving students efficiently and effectively. Institutions at both ends of the spectrum clearly need to embrace fundamental changes in their most basic business processes and platforms. A critical factor in the planning for those changes includes finding the right partner to assist with a major platform shift to the cloud.
Sponsored By Oracle
Digital disruption is in full swing on today’s campuses. But rather than posing challenges, disruption offers university administrators wide-ranging opportunities to embrace digital transformation and bring their institutions into the 21st century.
Sponsored By Oracle
As colleges and universities increasingly adopt the cloud and shared services, IT organizations face the complex challenges of re-engineering and re-sourcing the major systems and services of their campus enterprises. That calls for application integration, which encompasses data integration. To understand how and why IT is undertaking these efforts transform its services, Campus Technology queried higher education leaders about their latest integration projects. Learn more with this informative Infographic.
Sponsored By Oracle