Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Managing the academic enterprise is becoming a profound challenge, increasing in complexity and requiring innovative approaches. This presentation explores new concepts, tools, models, and processes that are required to confront the challenges, including curriculum architecture, managing the margin, being learner-centered, and integrating curriculum and learner assessments.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
In this session you will learn how to deliver a best-practice approach to managing lifelong relationships with your constituents. With SunGard Higher Education's Banner Enrollment Management Suite you can deliver dynamic, personalized experiences to your education community and assess those relationship-building efforts to improve institutional accountability, productivity, and performance.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Increasing expenses, declining revenues, and budget constraints are forcing more institutions to revisit their goals and strategies. Attend this session to learn how institutions can use existing resources to offer nontraditional programs, attract nontraditional students, launch distance education programs, and increase revenues. A panel of higher education institutions will share strategies for achieving growth and revenue from divisions tied to traditional institutions and programs.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
In higher education, ERA isn’t about baseball—it’s about enrollment, retention, and advancement. Through partnership with customers, we’ve learned that ERA success depends on the right technology, strategies, and services. Jenzabar Chairman and CEO Robert A. Maginn and client panelists reveal the secret to delivering great constituent service, cutting costs, and boosting revenue.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
A significant trend in higher education IT is a move toward services. Universities worldwide are hosting campus e-mail and a suite of Web-based services on Microsoft’s Windows Live Platform. This session presents Microsoft’s roadmap and new announcements, bringing together a panel of IT leaders to discuss the impact on their campuses.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Schools are now taking an enterprise-wide approach to information and identity management. Priorities include student and faculty performance and integrated data security. Understand currently deployable standards-based solutions that provide insight around the student and enable informed decisions in a secure environment. Learn our strategies around student administration solutions, service-oriented architectures, and securing sensitive information.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Join CDW-G to discover if this myth is plausible or busted. This session includes the findings of the third annual IT Security Report Card and a panel discussion of institutions’ biggest security challenges, as well as security best practices.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Hear how some institutions view compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley and how Baylor College of Medicine has used the SAP Virsa Compliance application. Learn about additional compliance software that is available for users of any ERP system.
For more information, see:
http://connect.educause.edu/library/abstract/GovernanceRiskandCom/45576
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
In a world of information overload, institutions struggle to engage their communities online in a meaningful way. They are turning to Web designers and developers who can create engaging, cross-platform, rich Internet applications (RIAs). Adobe will address the latest trends in RIA development and discuss how its rich client technologies, including Flash and Adobe Integrated Runtime (Adobe AIR), are leading the RIA movement.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Communications technology can help differentiate your campus not only in serving current students but also in creating a sense of life-long community so that generation after generation of families keep coming back. Hear from one campus using intelligent communications today to make a difference.
For more information, see:
http://connect.educause.edu/library/abstract/IntelligentCommunica/45478
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
This session will introduce Blackboard’s approach to connecting secondary school outcomes with changing college and university needs and workplace requirements. We will share K–20 practitioners’ best practices and common approaches to addressing the challenges facing new learners in a new century.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Is your institution dealing with student computing complexity? With IBM Virtualization solutions, educational institutions can deliver virtual clients to users with single-point, secure, consistent access to required applications from almost any device with an Internet connection while simplifying management and support. Learn about virtual client delivery through server-based virtualization during this presentation.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Learn how the integration of iTunes U, content, and mobile devices enable innovative teaching, learning, and research opportunities for faculty and students.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
We are currently in the participation age, and terms such as Web 2.0 are used to describe new Internet applications and social networking capabilities. Is there an analogue to Education 2.0? What are the implications? Sun Microsystems gives a perspective on some of these issues, the business of education, and areas of innovation.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Is your data locked up? With performance management, learn how to spend less time unlocking your data and more time analyzing it. In this session Long Beach City College will cover a unique perspective on choosing, implementing, and using a performance management solution. The session will include demos on both enterprise planning and business intelligence solutions.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
As spam, viruses, and malware threaten e-mail networks, many organizations have deployed point solutions to manage these first-generation problems. Archiving, compliance, and storage represent the next set of challenges for e-mail management. Learn how appliance-based messaging systems circumvent these multifaceted problems and the complexity caused by point solutions.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Hobart and William Smith Colleges, a highly select liberal arts institution in Seneca, New York, is integrating CRM and student software to support recruiting. HWS and BearingPoint project team members will describe project objectives, challenges and achievements, and benefits this integrated solution provides to this institution of 2,000 students.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Decision Academic's eCampus Navigator product, designed specifically for distributed learning environments, uses the AMANDA.edu architecture to provide data, application, presentation, and utility services required to manage a diverse multiprovider environment. This presentation will discuss and demonstrate AMANDA.edu as a rapid-development platform for highly configurable, interoperable Web applications for higher education.
Session Type: Corporate Presentation
Maintaining a safe, secure environment is a top priority for every college and university, but this can be a challenge given the open and accessible nature of most campuses. Effective and efficient communication is key, both on campus and with the local community. This presentation looks at ways in which the existing campus network infrastructure can be leveraged to help with prevention, deterrence, detection, and response.