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Mission resilience starts with visibility

Can your technology support learning, research and campus operations—without disruption?

Assess the maturity of campus infrastructure, cybersecurity, digital learning, facilities technology and institutional continuity.

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What you receive

A practical, leadership-ready maturity snapshot.

Connect technology maturity to mission delivery, resilience, constituent or customer experience, security and investment priorities.

Recognize riskReveal the conditions most likely to disrupt critical services.
Prioritize valueSee which improvements can strengthen performance and trust.
Build a roadmapTranslate findings into sequenced, actionable opportunities.
Flexible procurement pathwayProjectized Solutions can support planning, implementation and managed services through available cooperative purchasing contracts when your organization elects to use them. Cooperative contracts are optional and subject to your procurement requirements.
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Interactive assessment

Campus Technology & Institutional Resilience

Answer based on current organizational practice. Use “Unknown” when visibility itself is the gap.

Organization profile

1. Campus Infrastructure & Experience · target 80%

1. Our wired, wireless and internet capacity is measured against current student, faculty, research and event demand. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
2. Coverage and performance are routinely validated across classrooms, residence halls, libraries, outdoor areas and administrative spaces. Impact weight: 4/5
3. Critical network, cloud, identity and power dependencies are documented with accountable owners. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
4. Technology lifecycle, support status, licenses and replacement windows are centrally tracked. Impact weight: 3/5
5. Accessibility and user-experience requirements are included in technology planning and service reviews. Impact weight: 3/5

2. Cybersecurity, Identity & Research · target 80%

6. MFA, least privilege and recurring access reviews protect faculty, staff, students, vendors and privileged administrators. Impact weight: 5/5
7. Academic, administrative, research, guest, IoT and building systems are segmented according to risk. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
8. Sensitive student, research, financial and workforce data are inventoried and protected throughout their lifecycle. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
9. Security monitoring and incident response cover cloud, endpoints, network, research and connected-campus environments. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
10. Research computing and grant-funded environments have clear security ownership without impeding academic objectives. Impact weight: 3/5

3. Digital Learning & Student Success · target 80%

11. Learning platforms, classroom technology and collaboration services have defined availability and support expectations. Impact weight: 5/5
12. Classroom AV and instructional technology are standardized, monitored and supported across campus. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
13. Student-facing digital services are designed for mobile access, accessibility and peak enrollment periods. Impact weight: 4/5
14. Service desk data is used to identify recurring barriers affecting teaching, learning and student success. Impact weight: 3/5
15. Faculty and staff receive role-appropriate training for secure and effective use of institutional technology. Impact weight: 3/5

4. Continuity, Facilities & Safety · target 80%

16. Recovery priorities and objectives are approved for critical academic, research and administrative services. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
17. Backups and restoration procedures are protected and routinely tested for critical systems and data. Priority controlImpact weight: 4/5
18. Campus safety, access control, video surveillance, emergency communications and IT teams coordinate technology operations. Impact weight: 4/5
19. Environmental, power and connectivity risks are monitored in data rooms, labs and critical facilities. Impact weight: 3/5
20. Continuity exercises address cyber incidents, utility failures, weather events and disruption of teaching or campus operations. Impact weight: 3/5

5. Governance, Investment & Delivery · target 80%

21. Technology governance connects institutional strategy, academic priorities, risk and capital planning. Priority controlImpact weight: 5/5
22. Major initiatives have accountable sponsors, realistic schedules, resources, dependencies and success measures. Impact weight: 4/5
23. Current architecture, diagrams, contracts, standards and support responsibilities are available to authorized teams. Impact weight: 4/5
24. Third parties are evaluated for security, accessibility, continuity, performance and contract accountability. Priority controlImpact weight: 3/5
25. Leadership receives concise metrics on service health, cybersecurity, lifecycle exposure, projects and student impact. Impact weight: 3/5

This self-assessment is an initial planning tool, not an audit, certification, engineering study or guarantee of risk reduction. Validate material decisions through appropriate professional review.

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