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How BCIT Used IT Data to Optimize IT Resources, Drive Smarter Investment, and Strengthen Student Access

Learn how BCIT combined AppsAnywhere and LabStats to turn campus IT data into smarter decisions about software, hardware, and space.

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Campus IT Beyond the Computer Room: Meet the “Anywhere Lab”

Traditional computer labs are no longer fit for purpose in today’s on-demand learning. Modernizing campus IT requires insight, action, and control.

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Offering flexible and accessible digital experiences for students

In the age of rapid technological change, students expect seamless digital learning experiences. However, institutions must find innovative solutions to overcome budget constraints and the high cost of investment in infrastructure

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How Centralized Application Management Simplifies Campus IT Operations

Centralised app delivery helps campus IT teams support remote access while maintaining compliance and minimizing operational strain.

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Cybersecurity Threats to Universities and Colleges — How to Stay Safe

As digital transformation accelerates, universities and colleges are becoming high-value targets for cybercriminals. Higher education systems hold vast troves of student and staff personal data, intellectual property from cutting-edge research, and sensitive financial records, making them prime targets for ransomware, data breaches, and other cyberattacks. Unlike many commercial sectors, academia’s mission of openness and collaboration expands attack surfaces and heightens risk.

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Cloud Computing vs Virtualization: Which Is Best for Universities and Colleges?

What is the difference between cloud computing vs virtualization? Learn how universities use cloud computing, virtualization, VDI, and Cloud Delivery to deliver software securely and cost-effectively.

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The Coming Digital Disruption: How Gen Alpha Will Reshape Higher Ed IT

U.S. teenagers still believe in the value of higher education. According to new research from AppsAnywhere, 90% of more than 500 surveyed teens say they intend to go to college, a striking contrast to the actual 39% enrolment rate among 18-24-year-olds. The demand and aspiration are clearly there. But meeting them will require universities to rethink not just their academic models, but their digital and technology infrastructure.

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Modernising university computer labs: meeting the demands of today's and tomorrow's students

University computer labs have long been indispensable, providing students with the essential tools and specialised software required for their courses. Traditionally, these spaces operated on fixed schedules or booking systems, with IT teams meticulously installing and managing software licenses on physical machines.

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8 ways to drive faculty adoption and improve student experience

Central to any kind of digital transformation are people and process and that often involves managing change. But how do you make behavior change stick? How do you create long-lasting habits that go beyond situations and circumstances? Like most residential higher ed institutions, Wheaton College has fully returned to campus life to offer its students the richest college experience. However, the return to pre-pandemic teaching methods is also seeing a return to pre-pandemic expectations when it comes to IT software provision.

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Engineering Growth: Why IT Agility Is Critical to Higher Education’s Future

In 2025, America’s colleges and universities face a new kind of crisis, not just one of relevance or cost, but of resilience.

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Are universities ready for Generation Alpha?

The most digitally immersed cohort in history, Generation Alpha, edges closer to entering higher education. We ask what are the characteristics of this new generation? What impact will they have on higher education? Are universities prepared to meet their needs and expectations?

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