By Novadean Watson-Stone - EvoLLLution. Higher education leaders need to prioritize information security to ensure they can provide students the online service they increasingly expect in a secure system. More...

By Ken Udas - EvoLLLution. As students demand more self-service options from the university, institutions have to do more to ensure they are protecting the information that’s being stored. More...

By Ken Udas - EvoLLLution. In the first instalment of this series, we suggested that the attitudes of many learners in many colleges and universities have shifted from those of a traditional student to those of a student-customer. This is particularly evident when students are engaged in receiving university services. This part of the relationship between the university and the student has become transactional in nature and has been increasingly characterised by—and measured as—a commercial exchange of value. More...

By Quinn Shamblin - EvoLLLution. Institutions want to create the easy-to-use, technology-enhanced higher education environment today’s students and faculty both expect, but it’s critical to have security concerns in mind. More...

By Tim Wiseman - EvoLLLution. Developing distinct risk management frameworks is central to minimizing silos, improving communication and collaboration, and improving institutional efficiency. More...

By Tracy Mitrano - EvoLLLution. College and university leaders need to ensure they are well aware of state compliance and security regulations, and must find a vendor that uniquely understands the higher education environment to facilitate their shift to the cloud. More...

By Jane LeClair - EvoLLLution. Strong policies, a commitment to ongoing training of all key stakeholders and up-to-date technology are all central elements of protecting critical student information from data breaches. More...

By John Kokolus - EvoLLLution. While many institutional leaders will adopt the principles of mass niching—which simplifies the process as it equalizes all options—colleges and universities will be more successful over the long term by focusing on simple niching. More...

By Phillip Mixon - EvoLLLution. As the business education marketplace becomes increasingly crowded, business schools need to start looking internally to determine whether they have the differentiating factors needed to stand out and succeed. More...

By Cheryl Delk-Le Good - EvoLLLution. Though the number of Saudi Arabian students on American campuses is expected to significantly decline in coming years, Intensive English Language Program leaders are already changing gears to ensure their institutions are able to adapt to the shift. More...