Higher education IT leaders understand the benefits of a device management program but getting it to run smoothly can be easier said than done.

University of Wisconsin–Madison Vice Provost and CIO Lois Brooks shares how an internal group supports a vibrant, collegial IT community at the university.

Autonomous robots represent the latest entry in campus security.

This virtualization application helps higher ed institutions make the most of their data center infrastructure.

The platform allows educators to configure their virtual classrooms to encourage maximum student engagement for even the most complex subjects.

Security, data, recycling and more all factor into a key decision higher education IT departments must make.

It pays to consider the details when deciding how and where to place cameras for maximum coverage.

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This security strategy involves more than just identity and access management.

High-quality equipment and robust competitive and academic offerings can attract prospective students.

Both new and familiar tools are helping colleges and universities ensure materials are written and designed appropriately.

Data analytics and other student lifecycle management tools help identify students at risk of not returning to campus.

Moving archival footage and documents off premises helps institutions protect their investments.

Agility is paramount to resilience in higher education.

To accelerate ed tech adoption, higher ed leaders need faculty trust.

Universities with small IT teams and tight budgets might think that third-party device management is out of reach. It isn’t.