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Colleges and Universities rely on and benefit from open communication and collaboration amongst students, faculty, and other staff (e.g. vendors). Unfortunately, there are significant gaps in their ability to access updates, news, resources or engage with fellow faculty/students. So, what can higher ed organization do to remedy this issue?
10/02/19
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Higher Education Technologies: More Critical Than Ever
Higher Education faces some unique challenges when it comes to providing the best possible service and support for campus technologies, and those technologies are becoming increasingly important. Not only are on-campus classes and operations dependent on Learning Management Systems (LMS), but colleges and universities are expanding distance learning programs and including highly technology-dependent subjects such as online gaming in their curricula.
08/21/19
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802.11ac: The Next Generation Wi-Fi for An All-Wireless Campus
Cedarville University Migrates to Satisfy BYOD and Student Expectations
For many students, faculty, and teachers who need to work, study, make calls, collaborate, or simply access the Internet from their tablets, smartphones or laptops, there is just not enough Wi-Fi. Attend this webcast and receive an inside look at Cedarville University's migration from a traditional wireless network designed to provide basic coverage to an 802.11ac network thoughtfully considered to support an entirely mobile student and faculty and their ever increasing demands for more bandwidth.
06/18/14
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