Atrium Debuts AI Offering to Speed Technology Adoption

The technology consulting company is utilizing artificial intelligence-based algorithms and monitoring tools to give higher education institutions the ability to choose the best technology solutions for their specific needs.

  • By Sara Friedman
  • 09/11/19

Atrium, a technology consulting company, has introduced Elevate, a service that uses artificial intelligence-based algorithms to help higher education institutions make technology solution decisions.

Elevate is designed to help maximize the potential of current technology offerings that colleges and universities use. The managed service constantly monitors current systems of intelligence that have already been adopted by those institutions and evaluates their effectiveness.

The AI platform adapts to meet the immediate needs of different technology solutions to address the volume of data that is being processed and to comply with changes in business practices. Elevate also provides options for additional capabilities to meet specific institutional needs.

Atrium has partnered with Salesforce Einstein to boost Elevate's ability to evaluate a variety of different technology solutions for higher education customers.

More information on Atrium's Elevate offering can be found here.

About the Author

Sara Friedman is a reporter/producer for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe covering education policy and a wide range of other public-sector IT topics.

Friedman is a graduate of Ithaca College, where she studied journalism, politics and international communications.

Friedman can be contacted at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter @SaraEFriedman.

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