
The Business of Higher Education
Alignment of initiatives with institutional missions
Higher Education Operations Improvement Thought Leadership
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Protect your institution by managing riskThere are ongoing threats specific to your higher education institution. Explore the world of risk management and the risk factors you should be mitigating now.
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Enterprise risk management: Lessons for higher educationAs your institution faces increasing threats, a proactive risk management program can help you rest easier. And guess what? It doesn’t have to be expensive. Our experts lay out practical and achievable steps for you to consider.
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Understanding & planning your cloud strategyThe cloud is a growing topic in higher education — are you wondering how best to incorporate it into your organization? Our podcast will talk about the trends we’re seeing and what resources you might want to delegate to the technology.
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Cloud service level agreements, metrics and managementOur higher education experts share tips on structuring your service level agreement with cloud providers, including what metrics you need to track and best practice for ongoing management.
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Cloud service providers and implementationHave you been considering evaluating a cloud service provider? Listen to our podcast to get an idea of where to begin when it comes to the cloud.
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Cybersecurity in the cloudIt’s a fact: your institution will experience a major security threat or security event. Join us as we discuss some of the key topics you should be discussing with your board.
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Enterprise asset management: Strategizing equipment & infrastructure investments
Organizations that implement EAM programs can make informed decisions about resource allocation regarding both asset maintenance and new construction projects. They can also make asset information available to the general public, fostering greater accountability and most importantly — trust.
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