Experiential Learning: The Future of Digital Asset Management in Higher Education
Kivuto CEO Mark McKenzie discusses the future of digital asset management in higher education. Part of Xtreme Labs’ eXL 2022 conference.
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Managing Digital Resources in Education: 3 Trends to Watch
Three industry trends facing academic IT staff, identified by a panel of representatives from Yale, Tufts, and Eastern Michigan University.
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Managing Digital Resources in Education: Top 3 Challenges
Kivuto hosted a panel on digital resource management with reps from Yale, Tufts, and EMU. Here are three of the top challenges they identified.
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Behind the Scenes: Digital Resource Management in Higher Ed
Representatives from Yale, Tufts, and Eastern Michigan University discuss the state of IT and digital-resource management in higher education in this panel webinar hosted by Kivuto Solutions.
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Why is Cloud Licensing (SaaS) Replacing Perpetual Licenses?
Cloud licensing (or SaaS) has its supporters and detractors. So why is it winning out over the traditional perpetual licensing model? Here are a few reasons.
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EDUCAUSE 2022 (In-Person Event)
Join Kivuto CEO Mark McKenzie at eXL 2022 for an in-depth analysis of how digital asset management in education needs to evolve.
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Join Kivuto CEO Mark McKenzie at eXL 2022 for an in-depth analysis of how digital asset management in education needs to evolve.
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Adobe License Distribution
Automating Adobe license distribution at your school can reduce staff workloads and provide a better experience for students. Kivuto can help.
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Automated Adobe License Distribution: Two Options for Schools
Discover two ways in which schools can automate Adobe license distribution at academic institutions.
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Modernizing Software Distribution at a Large US University
The university’s software distribution process was outdated, inconvenient, and costly. Kivuto’s platform reduced the work involved, improved the student experience, and saved the school money.
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