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University Of British Columbia: Using Cashless Vending To Enhance Service Across The Campus
10/22/2013
For students, faculty, alumni, supporters, and administrators, there’s no doubt that higher education has evolved into an uber-competitive industry. Students must compete with other highly qualified individuals to secure coveted acceptances. And institutions, for their part, must vie with other schools around the world to attract world-class talent.
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4 Things You Need To Know About The Education Vertical
10/17/2013
Brian Sutter, the director or marketing for Wasp, shares with the channel important trends in the education vertical.
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5 Must-Haves For School Security Systems
9/23/2013
Solutions for a wide range of educational institutions include numerous technologies, but the most useful, says Steve Surfaro of Axis Communications, are those that complement operating procedures, incident response, crisis management/recovery, and the security master plan.
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Secure The Campus While Providing Essential Services With Smart ID Cards
9/17/2013
From universities to primary schools, a revolution in technology is taking shape. The days when mundane tasks such as registration, book purchases, and meal programs required an army of administrators to manage piles of paperwork is but a digital page in today’s history e-books. Twenty-first-century innovation is bringing automation—and a chance to improve security—to the campus.
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MSP Easily And Profitably Fulfills Role As The IT Service Department For SMBs
8/29/2013
Small business owners and managers frequently find they have to be a “jack of all trades” when it comes to getting through a day at work. But some tasks are easier to figure out (or bluff your way through) than others, and unless one has a knack for information technology, keeping a computer network functioning at an optimal level definitely falls on the more difficult end of the spectrum.
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A Marriage Of Education & IP Video
5/30/2013
Decision making in education security on campus varies with the complexity of the property, number and type of sites, and, of course, the most important assets: students, faculty and staff.
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Impact Of Hot And Cold Aisle Containment On Data Center Temperature And Efficiency
5/28/2013
Both hot-air and cold-air containment can improve the predictability and efficiency of traditional data center cooling systems. While both approaches minimize the mixing of hot and cold air, there are practical differences in implementation and operation that have significant consequences on work environment conditions, PUE, and economizer mode hours.
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City College Of San Francisco Prints Student IDs In One-Sixth The Time
5/13/2013
As one of the largest community colleges in the country, City College provides a quality, affordable education option for the Bay Area. To better compete with other area colleges and universities, the college has initiated a number of upgrades to its internal IT infrastructure. In the admissions office, that meant improving the process of issuing student identification cards. Before, producing each card took a minute-and-a-half. Across 100,000 students, that time made for frustrating waits for students and exhausting days for staff during peak times.
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Unified Communications, Improving School Safety
3/11/2013
In the wake of recent, national school safety and weather events, school districts across the nation are conducting needs assessments and re-evaluating their policies, procedures, and resources related to security or natural disaster situations. These needs assessments are bringing together teams of stakeholders focused on the same goals.
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Chippewa Valley School District Graduates To Milestone IP Video Security Management
11/15/2012
22 campus sites across Michigan replace outdated analog surveillance with centralized open platform for flexible access and efficient, long-term scalability.