Big Data Versus Small Colleges
Big Data is becoming increasingly important for effective institutional management and, while...
Marty Ringle | Chief Information Officer, Reed College
Big Data is becoming increasingly important for effective institutional management and, while...
Jack Suess | Vice President of IT and CIO, University of Maryland Baltimore County
When it comes to creating a data-centric culture on campus, words are not enough. Starting with a...
Angela Baldasare | Senior Strategic Consultant, Civitas Learning
Collecting and even analyzing data is not enough, in isolation, to drive real change on a college...
Melissa Irvin | Assistant Dean of Advising and Analytics, University of South Florida
Though data can have a significantly positive impact on program-level staff, many leaders run into...
Leveraging Big Data can have a transformational effect on the institutional ability to serve...
Melissa Vito | Vice Provost for Academic Innovation (Interim), UT San Antonio
Developing a data-backed culture starts with top-to-bottom belief in the value of data and then...
Brendan Aldrich | Founder, Invoke Learning
Data can be a transformative tool that supports action touching every aspect of the institution,...
Robert Hill | Professor Emeritus, Nova Southeastern University
Faculty turnover is an important part of the lifecycle of any institution, but with faculty now...
Vicki Brannock | Director of Workforce Strategy and Innovation, Biocom Institute
By leveraging the expertise and focus of vendor partnerships, and by designing internal processes...
Robert Hill | Professor Emeritus, Nova Southeastern University
Implementing faculty buy-out packages can help institutions reduce their operational costs, but...
Susan Grajek | Vice President of Communities and Research, EDUCAUSE
At many colleges and universities the CIO is shifting from the periphery of institutional...
Ravi Roy | Director of the WE. Deming Incubator for Public Affairs, Southern Utah University
Simply saying “universities must operate more like businesses” ignores the fundamental differences...