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Tom Warger "Wireless spreads out: IHEs find new ways to tie mobile technology to teaching and administrative services". University Business. FindArticles.com. 01 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0LSH/is_6_8/ai_n13816993/

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Articles in June, 2005 issue of University Business

• Calendar
• On Becoming a Productive University: Strategies for Reducing Costs and Increasing Quality in Higher Education
  by Tim Goral
• Drew University
• Spending other people's money: public university administrators and their budgets
  by Philip Cohen
• Focus on pour presentation
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Mobile software publisher adds support for Windows Mobile 5.0
• Survey: computer science interest at 30-year low
• Georgia Tech
• Only data can lead the way: under the enrollment management umbrella, data is the glue that holds the process together
  by Kathy Kurz
• Apple slashes prices on software applications
• What keeps you up at night?
  by Tom Halligan
• New York University
• How to build support for brand marketing: first, get the right people on the bus
  by Robert A. Sevier
• Wireless spreads out: IHEs find new ways to tie mobile technology to teaching and administrative services
  by Tom Warger
• The latest in photo printers
• University of Arkansas Fayetteville
• Court report: the Supreme Court weighs in on two important higher education issues
  by Alan Dessoff
• Schools get virtual
  by Elizabeth Crane
• High-capacity fax for high-capacity offices
• Groups at odds over unpaid student loans
• University of New Hampshire
• The lingering question of race: how have race-conscious aid policies changed since the court's U of Michigan ruling?
  by Elizabeth B. Guerard
• Montgomery College picks technology partner for new construction: Montgomery College and Dell team up for state-of-art Health Sciences Center
• New tap-and-go Smart card technology
• Colgate gets the Greeks in line
• Carlow University
• The changing face of IT executives: managing information technology departments increasingly requires business and political skills. Major concerns include security, staff training, and keeping up with ever-evolving user needs
  by John Burton
• New partnership creates new incentives
• Campus team develops personal safety devices
• University of Colorado
• Higher education at risk: a new documentary and companion book examine the state of post-secondary education in America
• Save a bundle on projector lamps
  by Julie A. Varughese
• New online resource on global student mobility
• Monterey Bay welcomes high-speed network
• Bennett College
• Case Study: The Ohio State University Newark and Central Ohio Technical College share a campus-wide network and the advantages of Extreme Networks' high-performance infrastructure
• Take a test-drive
• The perils of price competition: discounting the price of college to influence student enrollment is a risky business
  by Robert J. Massa
• Alumni-sponsored student scholarship
• Richard Herman has been named chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
• Admissions anguish: how parents and students grapple with the ever-taxing college admissions process
  by Howard Greene
• Protect your network at the speed of light
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Podcasts to help recruitment efforts
• University of Arizona system gets a makeover
• Gardner-Webb University
• Perfecting the payment process: many IHEs are adopting e-billing and e-payment solutions to cut costs and offer students more payment options
  by Alana Klein
• Notebook security at your fingertips
  by Julie A. Varughese