How to use social capital to maximize your student resources - creating a positive team-based culture. Whether you have limited budget, resources, and/or staff, this session talks about ways to use social capital as a step towards self-managed teams. Elements include training, leadership, friendly competition, game-based training, and social reinforcement.
UNLV will share their recipe for building a cohesive unit using the necessary leadership skills, building key relationships, and changing processes to run the department efficiently. This will be an open presentation for participants to ask questions during and to solicit ideas from the audience members. the presentation UNLV will show examples of installations and the design process used to achieve the customers goals. will include how standardization of equipment, designs, and programming has made UNLV more efficient.
Last Summer ODU implemented a movie streaming service to replace the movie channel on the campus cable network. Previously, students were only able to watch pre-selected movies during the designated time slots on the schedule. Now, students can choose whatever movies they want to be able to stream and access them 24/7
Transitioning your Campus Security from the Guard Shack to the Data Center
It is no longer a matter of if, but when your institution will be faced with a violent outbreak, an active shooter, a disgruntled student or staff member, a privacy breach due to a video cyber-attack, or an undetected failure in legacy surveillance equipment that will put your students, staff and visitors at risk.
Will you be prepared?
Or will you, your staff and the University be held liable for premise negligence resulting in extensive investigations by law enforcement, costly litigation and unwanted media attention due to incidents erupting in the student dormitories, at a crowded athletic event, in a parking garage or even in broad daylight in the middle of campus.
In this breakout session you will learn what steps you can take today to reduce risk, improve response times, protect critical infrastructure, think out of the box and enhance the student experience and simultaneously create a measurable ROI from captured video by deploying an Intelligent Video Surveillance Solution with advanced analytics and modern era mobile technology that allows your security team to gather, reliably retain, quickly access and proactively share campus intelligence. Modern era surveillance systems now share space in the data center and require I.T. specialist to design, deploy and manage.
Topics Covered:
1. The past, the present, and the future
2. How to identify if you are at risk
3. Processes associated with mitigating risk
4. Proactive risk readiness versus reactive response
5. Preventing video cyber-attacks
6. Public perception
7. Premise negligence who will be held liable
8. Benefits of deploying an Intelligent solution
9. Best practices for transitioning from analog to digital IP technology
10. Thinking out of the box
11. Building the business case
12. Extending video retention
13. Lowering TCO
Lenovo Unified Workspace: a simplified workspace providing SSO access to all applications and files from any device. AirClass: the rich, immersive experience of a live training environment, anytime, anywhere. Virtual training made smarter.
Large display trends in Education – Planar will discuss use of displays in education including 4K, interactive, collaboration and video wall technologies primarily through case studies of existing installations at universities throughout the US.
Using Beacons to Enhance the Mobile Enterprise -
Beacons offer a unique opportunity to connect users to their mobile enterprise. ways this technology can be used to give both the user and administrator more from their environment, and make everyone more productive.
Classrooms, using the latest communication and collaboration technology, enable students and teachers to present and share ideas from a variety of wired and wireless sources, including laptops, mobile devices, in-room computers, document cameras, and Blu-ray® players. Features, such as one-touch presentation start and auto source-select, make the educational experience engaging and robust.
