Mark Rowh

Many higher ed institutions are moving away from the use of paper forms and some are requiring brief “check-ins” online to improve the employee evaluation process for efficiency and effectiveness.

IT leaders must embrace an inclusive approach to ensure their colleagues understand the benefits of technology change and become more receptive to it.

Colleges and universities are investing in GPS fleet management solutions, which offer not only basic mapping and location functions, but also robust telematics such as speed alerts, ignition status, idle times and other types of monitoring.

Growing campus uses for voice-enabled tech emerge as administrators realize the promise these smart speakers offer, in areas such as instruction and residential life

4 answers administrators need about how geographic information systems and indoor positioning systems can help keep campuses safe

Making decisions about whether everyone should know about geographic information systems and indoor positioning systems being used by safety officers

Here are five change management strategies that administrators can use when leading faculty through academic program eliminations and additions.

The seemingly routine process of hiring faculty also presents campus leaders with ample opportunities for innovation. As higher ed institutions strive to take full advantage of the talents brought by incoming faculty, some variations to long-standing practices are taking root. Here are four emerging and continuing hiring trends worth following throughout 2019.

Managing change may be part of the job description for any higher ed administrator, but it’s seldom easy. And nowhere is this more evident than...