From Cost Center to Growth Engine: How Higher Ed Can Gain Enterprise IT Capability Without the Enterprise IT Cost
A strategic approach to sustainable IT investment while expanding the capacity and expertise your institution needs to move forward.
Higher education IT teams are being asked to support increasingly complex technology environments with limited resources — both human and financial. Hiring more full-time staff isn’t always realistic, but vacancies, specialized contractors, and delayed projects make the current model more costly than it has to be.
A fractional IT model gives institutions access to specialized expertise where it’s needed, creating capacity for internal teams to focus on strategic priorities, while prioritizing employee retention and maximizing financial investment.
From Cost Center to Growth Engine
Tuesday, September 29
1:00 pm ET / 12:00 pm CT
Join Joshua Stotts, Solutions Architect and Virtual CIO at Collegis Education, for a practical look at how an IT assessment can uncover hidden costs and opportunities, inform a more sustainable operating model, and create capacity for strategic priorities. You’ll also hear how Collegis helped Regis University use this approach to save $1 million in total IT investment.
What you’ll learn
In this discussion, you’ll learn about the impact of:
- Evaluating the true cost and effectiveness of your current IT model.
- Identifying the right mix of internal talent and fractional expertise.
- Turning assessment findings into prioritized, financially realistic technology roadmap.
- Reducing avoidable technology spending while creating capacity for strategic initiatives.
Who should attend
This webinar is designed for higher education leaders responsible for technology strategy, investment, and institutional performance, including presidents, CFOs, CIOs, provosts, and other cabinet leaders.
Expert speaker
Joshua Stotts
Solutions Architect & Virtual CIO
Collegis Education
Reserve Your Spot
Learn how a more flexible IT operating model can expand your institution’s capabilities while making better use of limited resources.
Complete the form on the top right to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday, September 29.