The February issue of University Business is out now. Here is what you will find:

People rarely work in isolation. But it's not always easy to meet in person to work on a project. In the February issue of UB, you'll learn about a variety of new and widely available technologies that make online collaboration the next best thing to being there.

Also, read the latest solutions for higher education management in the February issue of University Business, out now.

Current Issue | Digital Edition

New Articles

Features

• Meet Me Online
  Collaboration tools allow administrators to work together even if they can't get together.
  Ann Mcclure
• Leveraging Technology to Increase Enrollment, Capacity, and Revenues
  Online education experiences and truths. (This essay is part of the new book President to President: Views on Technology in Higher Education - Volume II).
  Arthur F. Kirk
• Universities Go to School
  Expanding missions and the charter school movement bring research institutions into the K-12 arena.
  Ron Schachter

Focus

• Behind the News
  Behind the News
  University Business Staff
• Viewpoint
  Driving Your Budget Message
  The art of clear communication in good times and bad.
  John J. "Ski" Sygielski
• Internet Technology
  Websites Gone Mobile
  More institutions exploring—and succeeding with—mobile web
  Karine Joly

In Every Issue

• Editor's Note
  Get Ready For EduComm 2010
  Tim Goral
• What's New
  Looking for higher education technology products and services? Start here.
  Michele Herrmann
• End Note
  Failure to Launch
  College completion challenges not to be overlooked
  MacLean Gander

ONLINE ONLY

• New Payment Data Security Standard on the Horizon
  Is your campus prepared for the new Payment application data security standard, which takes effect July 1? It’s the latest in a string of rules established five years ago to protect private and sensitive financial information, including credit card numbers.
  Dan Toughey
• Leading Your Campus Disaster Efforts
  Natural and manmade disasters can cause immediate harm as well as have an impact for months, or even years, afterwards. Get advice on pre- and post-disaster leadership, planning, preparation, and action to mitigate a disaster’s effect, expedite your institution’s recovery, and maximize the financial recovery process.
  Dan S. Ramey
• Sacred Spaces
  Universities are products of history and tradition. They are institutions of scholarly learning and also sites of memory and meaning comprised of cultural spaces host to decades and often centuries of ritual. Existing and new sacred spaces can be used as the cornerstone of a capital fundraising drive.
  Earl Broussard
• Deploying Secure Guest Access at the University of San Diego
  With summer bringing more than 12,000 visitors to campus, the USD IT team needed secure wireless internet access. Learn how they solved that challenge.
  Lois Acker and Charles A. Koehler

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