The Survey Results Are In: Student and IT Wi-Fi Perceptions Differ

August 19, 2019 | Cisco Meraki

Two surveys were recently conducted – one of higher education decision-makers and one of students – to better understand college students’ habits and needs regarding network use and technology and how they differ from IT perceptions. The results are eye-opening.

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