In this web seminar, presenters discussed how to implement a zero-trust cybersecurity approach through a combination of clear policies, strategic use of technology and effective training. Sponsored content by Microsoft.
In this web seminar, a leader from Bene’s Career Academy in Florida described how the institution was able to double its enrollment and add a new campus, while reducing many administrative tasks and costs, streamlining processes, and automating operations by implementing a cloud-based SIS. Sponsored content by Orbund.
This web seminar addressed the results from a subscriber survey that University Business recently conducted on the variety of challenges that have been created by continued increases in online ordering. Sponsored content by Pitney Bowes.
This web seminar explored the results of a new UB subscriber survey, which covered using IT resources to meet future challenges, allocating budgets across the run-grow-transform spectrum of priorities and managing technology to grow and transform institutions. Sponsored content by TeamDynamix.
Bucks County Community College has streamlined once-beleaguered financial aid review processes by adopting a two-way interface that now connects the financial aid office and the Follett-operated school bookstore to help students with purchasing their textbooks. Sponsored content by Trimdata.
With Xi Frame, Creighton University students who log in can see an app’s user interface in a web browser that is accessible from any device—without having to install anything on a personal computer or tablet. Sponsored content by Nutanix.
Trinity University recently implemented Zavanta software by COMPROSE which has made all policies centralized and always up to date. Sponsored content by COMPROSE.
When Santa Clara University needed one room to accommodate many uses, it turned to a familiar partner, Computer Comforts. The company, which has worked with the California institution for 15 years, built customized furniture to create a functional, flexible space. Sponsored content by Computer Comforts.
Four of the biggest technology companies—Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Apple—are competing to provide the dominant “ecosystem” for higher education, housing all the data across...
