Higher Education’s Next Big Step: Improving Agility
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The CIO must evolve into the catalyst for change as higher education institutions pursue digital transformation initiatives and pursue new technology.
Higher education institutions can take some notes from enterprise cloud transformation programs, which are underway and can spur the industry’s cloud adoption.
As Gen Z approaches higher education, institutions need to reassess their methodologies and use of technology in order to attract and retain the new student.
Several technology trends will emerge or accelerate in 2020, including cloud, analytics, AI, blockchain and more.
Students have more choices when pursuing a higher education today, thanks to competency-based education (CBE) and other emerging learning opportunities
Higher education is on the brink of change thanks to the growth of eLearning, experiential learning, immersive learning, and other technology-driven transformations.
Higher education institutions shouldn’t fear a compliance audit if they take the proper precautions and prepare.
While the financial aid audit can be intimidating, institutions should be aware that not all of the myths surrounding the process are true.
Going into 2020, higher education institutions are placing a greater emphasis on data security and protection in their IT strategies.
Higher education enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are changing thanks to the unification with student information systems and the evolution of the cloud.
Research firm Ovum notes that Jenzabar Analytics gives higher education institutions the tools to support new student expectations and changing operational needs.
Data analytics, student experience, digital transformation, and other topics are set to drive major industry discussions at EDUCAUSE 2019.
Building a strategy and understanding buzzwords can mitigate higher education’s challenges with data analytics.