How have technology needs changed the most for colleges and universities over the past year?

What’s the most important first step for colleges and universities to take regarding cloud?

Where does low-code and no-code fit into the higher ed overall cloud strategy?

What higher ed innovations from the pandemic do you foresee sticking around for the future?

What new stakeholders are involved in tech conversations in higher education that weren’t involved at the beginning of 2020?

What’s the biggest mistake you see higher education institutions make in terms of their tech infrastructure?

What are some of the new, emerging use-cases for cloud that you’re seeing?

What’s the best way for schools to keep up with the change of pace accelerated by the pandemic?

What new stakeholders are involved in tech conversations in higher education that weren’t involved at the beginning of 2020?

What’s a question universities need to ask themselves BEFORE getting started with cloud?

What are some of the new, emerging use-cases for cloud that you’re seeing?

If you were a university, and you had one extra dollar to invest in technology, how would you spend it?

What new stakeholders are involved in tech conversations in higher education that weren’t involved at the beginning of 2020?

What’s the difference between a Cloud-First strategy and a Cloud Smart strategy for higher education institutions?

How can institutions forecast and manage costs in a multi-cloud world?

What will be the biggest single technological challenge for higher education in the next 5 years?

How do colleges and universities compare to other public-sector entities and government agencies in terms of tech infrastructure?

How does cloud fit into a cybersecurity strategy for colleges and universities?

Explain where blockchain and cloud intersect?

What will higher education technology look like in 2031?