Cloud computing is one of those great buzzwords in IT that, so far, has meant very little to the average Ed Tech customer. We all have a pretty good idea what it means: lots of computers somewhere (we ...

With higher ed IT professionals now tasked with managing and securing growing networks for online and hybrid learning, more and more universities have migrated their data centers to a cloud operating ...

As higher education institutions continue to discover the benefits of hosting data in the cloud, these environments are becoming increasingly complex. According to the 2024 CDW Cloud Computing ...

The adoption of cloud computing in higher education has improved the way teachers, administrators and students learn, collaborate and share information, while offering cost savings on data storage.

Over the last 12 months, our consultancy has had the privilege of engaging with several technology leaders in the higher-ed space. Their passion for creating an environment that uses technology to ...

CRM giant Salesforce recently unveiled new features coming to its Education Cloud platform aimed at streamlining common tasks for educators and students. The new features run the gamut from the ...

In higher education and K-12, there probably has never been a more crucial time to ensure your teaching and learning environments are safe and secure, while at the same time maintaining a high degree ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. If today’s new abnormal in higher education was a county fair, surely cloud-based collaboration tools would win 2020’s blue ribbon ...

Many higher education institutions are migrating their data centers to a cloud operating model. It's a movement that has its roots over a decade ago. And while that may not be news, it's a growing ...

Over the last decade, we’ve seen educational institutions—from K-12 schools to colleges and universities—make tremendous strides in seizing the opportunities that modern technologies provide. What you ...

Four-year colleges may face up to a 20 percent reduction in fall enrollment, according to SimpsonScarborough, a higher education research and marketing company. Its findings are based on surveys of ...