The College as a Client: Evaluating Vendor Relationships
Institutions cannot possibly have in-house expertise in every area related to running a successful...
In-House Program Creation Ensures All Stakeholders are Involved
Developing innovative technologies in-house can ensure a connectedness with student, faculty and...
In-House or Outsource: Deciding How to Manage Services
Though certain internal stakeholders may be offended by their institution seeking out service...
How Businesses Benefit from Service Partnerships with Universities
Service partnerships in commoditized marketplaces are valuable because they provide research and...
The Value and Limitations of Service Partnerships in Higher Education
One of the biggest challenges standing in the way of partnerships between service providers and...
Vendor Partnerships Central to Fast Launches
Vendor partnerships for peripheral services were key to the University of Florida launching an...
Looking Internally to Improve Institutional Efficiency
Allowing each department in an institution to manage every element of their administration can lead...
Zombies in the Academy: Being Post-Death at Zombie University
Higher education’s most recent transformation has turned students into zombie learners who are...
Increasing Efficiency and Reducing Inter-Institutional Silos
By promoting cross-campus collaborations, higher education institutions can reduce prices for...
Ahead of the Curve: Three Competitive Advantages of For-Profit Colleges
—Co-written with Brian A. Rodriguez | Research Assistant at the Pullias Center for Higher...
Exploring the $10,000 BA: Does Low Cost Preclude Quality?
While critics of low-cost degrees argue the low cost comes at the expense of a high-quality...
Outcome, Not Process, Matters in the On-Campus vs. Online Education Debate
The route a student takes to a particular learning outcome is not nearly as important as ensuring...
