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Build a secure and flexible technology infrastructure
As the central nervous system of the modern academic enterprise, technology infrastructure can seem almost impossible to effectively modernize. Deloitte helps college and university leaders, including CIOs and CTOs, identify and transform to scalable, integrated higher education technology solutions that increase security, protect data, reduce costs, and foster a culture of innovation and collaboration.
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Our work in action: Cornell University case study
Cornell University has been consistently recognized for its exceptional education programs. In 2014, the university realized it was lagging in one increasingly important area: Delivering a supported and robust technology experience to staff, students, and faculty. By teaming with Deloitte and being willing to take bold steps, Cornell not only made great strides toward moving to SaaS and managed services—they became one of the first universities to move ahead and deploy Oracle 9.2.
Cornell University
The Deloitte difference
Our technology professionals for higher education have years of relevant experience solving complex problems for higher education clients. Deloitte’s long-standing working relationships with a broad range of service partners give us the ability to build highly customized higher education technology solutions. No matter what your unique situation requires, our system integration specialists are with you all the way: From requirements planning and testing, through deployment, and beyond.
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