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Increasingly, education is going online. From providing students with various services to managing staff and internal resources, recruiting, and conducting classes, educational institutions are turning to the Web to streamline processes and cut costs. More and more schools are implementing e-learning programs to expand the reach of their classrooms to students across town and around the globe. Students are registering for class, applying for financial aid, and conducting other school business online instead of on paper. Web applications for human resources and employee management are being used to keep track of faculty and staff requirements. This massive online movement brings about some demanding requirements, even beyond IT efficiency and cost reductions, such as very high demand on application servers for each few days when students register, absolute privacy of information, and a server infrastructure that can adapt as more services (for example, CPU-intensive e-learning programs) become available online.
Citrix can help IT teams and their executives meet these challenges to enable continuous learning and other important education activities for students, teachers, faculty, and administrators, and to operate more efficiently and manage resources more effectively. Today, Citrix is relied upon by more than 200,000 organizations worldwide, including all of the “Big 10” universities and more than 200 primary and secondary (K-12) schools in the United States.
DeVry University expands delivery of online curriculum.
Scottsdale Community College expands the accessibility of its programs in the community.
University of New Hampshire ensures high availability of its mission-critical course management solution.
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- University of New Hampshire
“One important differentiator of NetScaler was the easy-to-use tool for creating application delivery policies. It helped make the rollout incredibly smooth.”
- University of New Hampshire
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