White Papers
Higher education white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
This informative eBook will introduce you to Promethean and the power of interactive panel display technology in
a higher education environment.
Sponsored by Promethean
According to a McKinsey survey, 87 percent of companies worldwide say they have skills gaps, or expect to within a few years.
Academic programs that address these in-demand skills are vital to prepare the workforce of the future, and can be a differentiator for colleges and universities under pressure to recruit and retain students.
Sponsored by Pluralsight
When digital transformation is the destination, all roads lead through the cloud. Here’s how colleges and universities can plan their own cloud journey, leverage cloud computing capabilities to meet growing student and administrative demands, and achieve true innovation, agility, collaboration and personalization.
Historically, colleges and universities have taken a “do-it-yourself” approach to deploying and managing their network infrastructure. However, campus leaders are starting to rethink this method as they look for ways to solve for a shortage of IT talent.
Sponsored by Spectrum Enterprise a part of Charter Communications
In these days of economic uncertainty, workforce challenges, and increasing customer demands, how you begin your transformation is as important as ever in determining future success.
Sponsored by SAP and Carahsoft
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning have rapidly become critical for businesses and organizations. Deploying these technologies, however, can be very complicated.
Sponsored by Red Hat and Carahsoft
Campus security teams face tough odds these days to create an environment that is wholly secure for students, faculty, and staff. It requires a holistic approach that improves their ability to track and trace what is happening on campus.
Sponsored by Konica Minolta
Student expectations are evolving. In their personal lives, they take for granted the ease of interpersonal connections — on their phones, on social media. They expect academia to mirror that experience.
Sponsored by NewTek
