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IT Management for Higher Education

Management

Management

MANAGEMENT

IT Management for Higher Education

Today’s higher ed IT leaders must adapt to the rapidly changing tech environment while masterfully resolving strategic issues, building and leading IT teams, and making decisions on key initiatives that affect the strategic growth and development of their campuses.

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How Are Colleges Defining DX?

4 University IT Leaders Share Their Advice for Campus Readiness

4 Signs That You Should Say Goodbye to Legacy Technology

What Does It Mean to Be an Autism-Supportive Online College?

When IT Upgrades Mean Cutting Costs for Higher Ed

As Colleges Tackle Climate Change, Technology May Be Central to Their Strategies

Managed Vs. Professional IT Services: How They Support Campus Reopening Plans

Agile vs. DevOps: What's the Difference Between These Methodologies?

What Is the DevOps Process & Methodology, and How It Can Work for You?

Expert Q&A: How to Avoid Violating HEERF Requirements

Q&A: The University of Oklahoma’s Esports Director on Building a Student-Centric Business (Part Two)

Q&A: The University of Oklahoma’s Esports Director on Building a Student-Centric Business (Part 1)

The 2021 Dean’s List: 30 Higher Ed IT Influencers Worth a Follow

Maximizing Microsoft Teams for Higher Ed Hybrid Work

To Secure Data Centers, AI and Automation Are Key

How a University Helped Connecticut Create a Data-Driven Pandemic Response

How DevOps Is Revolutionizing IT

To Effectively Manage Higher Ed Data, Address Sprawl

Cloud-First Security Cuts Higher Ed Costs

6 Ways for Higher Ed IT to Reduce ‘Alert Fatigue’

How Universities Are Using Analytics and AI to Curb Enrollment Drops

5 Tips for Avoiding Supply Chain Disruptions in Higher Ed

How the University of Central Florida Successfully Administered COVID-19 Vaccines to Thousands

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