Digital campuses that elevate learning.

Education

A campus is a dense wireless problem, a facilities problem, and a student-systems problem at once. We design networks for hybrid teaching, smart buildings that do not waste energy between terms, and platforms that connect LMS, student records, and analytics without creating a new silo.

Campus

1Wi-Fi 6
2Facilities
3LMS

The estate

What we typically change.

Four working layers for this sector, not a generic platform list. Together they are the path from the current operating problem to a measurable program.

  1. 01

    Connected campus networks

    High-density Wi-Fi, SD-WAN, and secure access designed for teaching, research, and 1:1 device reality.

  2. 02

    Smart campus facilities

    IoT energy, space, and safety management across buildings that sit empty as often as they sit full.

  3. 03

    Digital learning platforms

    Low-code portals and integrations across LMS, student systems, and analytics.

  4. 04

    Education analytics

    Student success and early-warning patterns that help retention: used by people who teach, not only by a BI team.

In this sector

What a finished program has looked like.

Illustrative of sequence and results, not a catalogue of logos. Each program started from the operating constraint on this page.

Public University

University campus network refresh

Hybrid classes stayed up. Network-related tickets dropped about 55%.

Challenge

Aging Wi-Fi could not support hybrid learning or about 30,000 concurrent devices.

What we did

High-density Wi-Fi 6, a software-defined campus core, and zero-trust access.

K-12 School District

Smart facilities program

About 16% lower energy spend, redirected into classroom technology.

Challenge

Rising energy cost and almost no facility visibility across 25 sites.

What we did

IoT energy monitoring and automated HVAC scheduling district-wide.

Does this estate match the year you are in?

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