- Chief Information Officers
- Presidents
- Provosts
- Vice Presidents
- Chancellors
About the Event
Just as cities across the world have recognized the need to leverage technology to provide a sustainable pathway – educational institutions are doing the same.
Smart cities use data and technology to create efficiencies and enhance the quality of life. Similarly, campuses should also be using data and technology to improve operations across the campus in order to engage with, and help students.
Campus technology is no longer a science, but rather a masterful creation of seamless technologies that attract students, help students, places students, and connects with a global society at a competitive price.
One campus cannot implement every existing technology, nor should it. Every campus should understand the technology that is available, in order to make decisions that are right for their campus. Additionally, a smart campus is not strictly about technology, but rather selecting the right technology, maximizing the use of systems, and connecting the campus to ensure that the entire campus is working towards a common vision.
This conference will provide you information on smart technologies, data, security, and interoperability. This conference will help educate you by showing you what other campuses are doing, what technology exists, and how various technologies can be used in order to help you make informed decisions on how to develop a smarter campus.
There will be at least 88 smart cities across the globe by 2025, designed for long term sustainability. These smart cities are no different than designing a smart campus. Every campus has hotels (dorms), restaurants (cafeteria services), police departments (security), etc.
Who should attend:
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What is the Smart Campus Experience?
Hear Mike Mathews, VP of Technology and Innovation at Oral Roberts University, explain the Smart Campus Experience.
WHAT PAST ATTENDEES SAY
“High caliber speakers” – CIO & Chief Digital Learning Officer
“This was a very timely conference in that Higher Ed needs to know/understand what technologies are out there.” –anonymous
“Essential info was well explained” – General Manager
“Great detail showing how blockchain system works. Enjoyed real world use stories showing viability today and not just “imagine if” scenarios”. – Company president
“Excellent atmosphere” – Director of Technology Support Services
“I gained a better understanding of need, use, and importance of blockchain technology from the depth of knowledge and passion of presenters.” – Director of Technology Support Services, Oklahoma City Community College
Attending Institutions
Terms and conditions
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This event is hosted by, but is not a function of, Wheaton College.
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