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ARTICLE · 22 AUGUST 2013

Seven Not-So-Secret Secrets To Tech Success In Higher Education

higher education, information technology, IT

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Clinton Davies
Clinton Davies

Colleges and universities face changes driven by economic and demographic shifts, competition and consumerization, and changing technology. Institutions that develop a culture of innovation and capitalize on adaptive IT practices will better navigate this time of change.

In higher education, the subject of technology often invokes passion. Technology can be a great enabler that can change the way we live, work, and learn every day. It can also be fraught with expense, frustration, and disappointment if not approached in the right way. The game changer is how IT is used it teaching, learning, and operations on campus.

What sets your institution apart?

Colleges and universities that gain greatest benefit from technology are those who do it intentionally, thoughtfully, with clear strategic goals in mind, and with a tangible plan. They embrace technology as more than merely a widget in the school's infrastructure; they see it as an enabler of change at a time

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