As the importance and robustness of computer networks continue to grow within K-12 environments, controlling access and security becomes more and more important. Students need constant access to information, and reliable connectivity—but need it without sacrificing safety, security or privacy. Erik Greenwood, CTO for Anaheim Union School District sits down to answer a few questions about the present and future of K12 Computer Networks.
Doug Burke, senior director, Network Infrastructure Systems and Services at the University of San Diego knows about the importance of connectivity when it comes to student learning and everyday campus life. Doug took the time to answer some of our questions about the future of institutional computer networks and tools to make network maintenance easier, among other things.
Five minutes with Alex Vaystikh, CTO at SecBI.
IdMS and multi-factor authentication are key elements of a security strategy.
Making the Correct Decision Concerning Technology Purchases.
Education professionals predict that, in five years, the majority of schools will have incorporated IoT into core functional areas. What is IoT, and how does it and will it relate to our educational facilities?
District transforms traditional school library into media center and internet café.
In fact, it's already here. From building controls to wearable devices almost anything can — and will — be connected to the cloud. Is your campus ready?
It isn't the '90s anymore.
Available technology options can be used to improve campus infrastructure maintenance and repair.
It's not a matter of "if," but "when." Is your institution prepared?