Smart Lockers: The Future of Student Parcel Delivery
As the Number of Students and Parcels Grows, So Does the Need to Modernize Student Parcel Delivery By Pitney Bowes Our digital lifestyle has reshaped campus life, and no one has felt it more than the campus mail centers. As the number of students and parcels grows, so does the need to modernize student parcel […]
How Do the New DOE Lighting Standards Impact Your Organization?
An Overview of the General Service Lamp Regulation By Batteries Plus Bulbs The Department of Energy (DOE) recently adopted new regulations regarding the types of light bulbs that can be sold within the U.S. In accordance with these new rules, a number of older light bulb technologies will be phased out entirely in favor of […]
Modern Seating Solutions for the Future of Education
Five Characteristics of a Future-Focused Lecture Hall, Auditorium or Classroom By Sedia Systems This blog was originally posted on the Sedia Systems blog. When you hear the word future, what comes to mind? For most, the future evokes a sense of optimism. We view it with hope. We see it as a frontier full of […]
Esports: Creating Spaces That Turn Gaming Fun into Learning
It’s Much More Than Child’s Play By Smith System This post originally appeared on the Smith System blog. The meteoric rise in high school esports shows it’s much more than child’s play. Esports has blossomed into a hot topic of conversation, spanning from K–12 to higher ed. How popular is Esports? As of early 2020, […]
CMMC: What It Is and Why It Is Important
Breaking Down the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification By John D’Annunzio, Senior Vice President of Business Development, Columbia Advisory Group The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is a security framework implemented by the US Department of Defense (DoD) to improve protection of the defense industrial base. Like other security frameworks, the CMMC has a collection of […]
Improving Student Admission Rates in Higher Ed
Taking a Data-Driven Approach By Adam Root, Collaborative Solutions This blog originally appeared on Collaborative Solutions’ blog. Higher education is currently facing unprecedented challenges. Having to pivot to remote learning in 2020, higher education institutions now must find safe ways of bringing students back to campus, while also reducing costs and increasing organizational efficiency. Perhaps, […]
Dashboards for Higher Education Leaders Can Optimize Decision Support
Transforming Your Data Repository Into an Integrated, Holistic Dashboard Unites a Campus & Advances Opportunities for Change By Gregory Bedell, Managing Director, Huron This blog originally appeared on Huron’s website. The need for rapid decision making in higher education has increased in urgency. An evolving pandemic landscape thrust institutional leaders into making strategic, real-time decisions […]
Enrollment Success Includes an Integrated Transfer Student Strategy
What is the Equation for Transfer Student Success? By Kristine Dillon & Steven Hahn, Senior Advisors, Huron This blog originally appeared on Huron’s website. As the general contractors of their collegiate experiences, students are increasingly seeking alternatives to traditional postsecondary education that are individualized and personalized to their unique needs and interests. This was a […]
An Ergonomic Approach to Esports
With the Rise of Esports in Education, Ensure Your Athletes are Taken Care Of By Tina Smith, Business Development Manager, Interiors, E&I Cooperative Services Esports, or the organizing of video games into amateur and professional competitions, has been a cornerstone of video game hobbyists for years. But the rise in popularity of esports within the education […]
The Strategic Spend Management Imperative in Higher Education
innovating Traditional Models for Procurement, Travel & Expense Management By Derek Smith, Jens Brown, and Kathy Nolfo, Huron Consulting Group This blog originally appeared on Huron’s blog. In recent months, global shifts in higher education have heightened financial insecurity for colleges and universities as institutions are increasingly being asked to do more with less while […]
