Early 2008 projects led the way for one-to-one iPad devices, digitization of learning resources and a data-infused culture that continues to reap benefits today.

A CDW survey reveals where colleges and universities are in their cloud migration projects.

This tool supports multiple devices with excellent bandwidth for audio and video.

Cyberattacks on universities and individual students are increasing as the technologies that access campus networks get more complex.

The automated platform allows users to set custom responses to cyberthreats and incidents.

Institutions should engage in strategic planning and careful consideration of consolidation, standardization, automation and infrastructure investments when making this shift.

Higher ed institutions should consider lifecycle length and energy efficiency as part of their selection process for both hardware and software.

This new type of identity verification aims to separate humans from artificial intelligence.

On-premises phone systems are being replaced with cloud-based calling solutions at many higher education institutions.

The Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program has helped 93 HBCUs complete networking projects.

Colleges and universities are creating original virtual and physical offerings to help bolster students’ well-being.

As generative artificial intelligence tools become available in productivity suites, higher education institutions have easy access to their features.

Cloud migrations are complicated long-term projects that can be hard to get off the ground, but colleges and universities that have taken the leap are reaping the benefits.

Changing demographics in both students and staff, combined with rapid tech advances, offer an opportunity to invest in digital transformation.

Modern campuses and effective data management can keep institutions viable through challenging times.