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Schools and colleges are home to thousands of IT assets. For IT departments, however, these computers, mobile devices, and other digital assets provide endless challenges.

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“The pandemic sparked a great rethink that upended previous models of management and working. In 2023, institutional and technology leaders are ready for a new

The pandemic has identified the need for more and better IT in K-12 classrooms. At the same time, it’s also highlighted the need to speed

consistency in IT

The pandemic has identified the need for more and better IT in K-12 classrooms. At the same time, it also highlighted the need to speed

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In a recent article shared by our colleagues at Government Technology Insider, they examined some of the challenges emerging during digital transformation. As educational institutions

Pandemic

As colleges and universities across the United States start a new academic year, they also begin the third academic year that’s shaped by the COVID

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Although digital transformation has been well underway for years, 80 percent of public sector organizations still report being between the initial and developing digital maturity

active alerting

Good stories can be entertaining, funny, emotional, or—in the case of computer networks—helpful. Active alerting, as with any good story, is specific and explains the who,

Remote Monitoring Capabilities

Educational institutions rely heavily on their networks to connect their students and teachers with information. This includes maintaining the connection of several devices. It’s important

Learning Continuity Plan

When COVID-19 first hit and colleges and universities quickly transitioned to remote learning, we saw in real time the critical role played by IT in