The Connected Campus: The cost-effective learning environment

This is the second in a three-part web seminar series on The Connected Campus

The connected campus, with its centralized control and management of A/V and computing devices, offers more than just efficiency and convenience, it also generates significant savings. Watch this web seminar to see how Texas Woman's University achieved significant annual savings in projector bulbs, energy costs and staff time by implementing a remote monitoring and management system that controls all devices in every classroom.

Topics to be covered include:

• How to significantly reduce projector bulb replacement costs by standardizing devices and automating shut-downs through centralized controls.
• How to reduce energy costs through remote management by identifying devices that are drawing power and shutting them down.
• How to save on staff resources by centrally monitoring devices and providing preventative maintenance.

Casey Foulds, Director of Instructional Support Services, Texas Woman's University
Jackie Deluna, Director of Strategic Education Marketing, AMX Corp.

Who will benefit
Senior IT, AV, facilities and business officers. Anyone may attend.

Other events in the series
Part 1: The Connected Campus: Centralizing decentralized technologies

Part 3: The Connected Campus: Learning spaces beyond the classroom