[Webinar] “Navigating the Ambiguity”: Through Radical Efficiency and Agility
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Educational institutions are standing at a crossroads, where recent policy shifts and proposed changes have ushered in a new era of uncertainty. But with uncertainty comes opportunity. Submit the form to watch an insightful and timely webinar titled, “Navigating the Ambiguity: Through Radical Efficiency and Agility,” designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools […]
[Webinar] Top Predictions for Education in 2025
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Submit the form for an exciting exploration of the top trends shaping the future of education. In this webinar, we review our 2024 predictions to see how they measured up over the year and reveal our top predictions for 2025. Discover what the next year holds for the education sector and how your institution can […]
Webinar: 3 Tips for Negotiating Software Renewals
Learn the top three tips to help you negotiate software renewal contracts in 2024 or 2025. Watch our 30-minute on-demand webinar where Vicki Tambellini, CEO and Founder of the Tambellini Group, discusses: Speakers:
Webinar: Achieving Cloud-Enabled Innovation in Higher Education
Will the cloud fundamentally change how we deliver teaching and learning and manage higher education operations? Watch this lively discussion about cloud-enabled innovation, lessons from the industry, and paths forward with cloud adoption. Tambellini analysts and advisors and special guest Tom Andriola of the University of California, Irvine, explore: Get ready to chart your path […]
Webinar: How to Lead Change Initiatives at Your Institution
To ensure the adoption of new systems, technology, and business processes that support transformation efforts, you must lead your institution’s change. Join Tambellini Group analysts Paul O’Brien and Mary Beth Cahill for an interactive webinar that will cover: Discover how you can lead the way in supporting your institution’s strategic initiatives, including new technology readiness […]
Women in Tech: Caroline Maulana, University of South Carolina
When Caroline Maulana enlisted in the U.S. Army as a financial analyst at age 20, she had already earned her undergraduate degree and attended school in four countries on three continents. It’s no wonder she thrives as Director of Business Intelligence at University of South Carolina, where her leadership role requires her to be a […]
Women in Tech: Jenn Stringer, CIO, University of California, Berkeley
After her college summer job at Stanford University’s library system became a full-time gig, Jenn’s boss realized her talent for managing people and processes and making sure things got done. Her career evolved in tandem with technology adoption in higher education, eventually leading Jenn to her current role as CIO at UC-Berkeley. Hear Jenn share […]
Community Discussion Webinar: Higher Education Technology Selection Trends of 2022
Need to modernize your student, finance or HCM systems? Or are you concerned that your current platform is aging? Understanding the technology selection trends of 2022 is the best information to build a strong support case for your strategic technology plan. In this free webinar, Tambellini expert Analysts, Mary Beth Cahill and Dave Kieffer will […]
Women in Tech: Jessie Minton, Vice Chancellor for Technology, CIO, Washington University in St. Louis
As the CIO and Vice Chancellor for Information Technology at Washington University in St. Louis, Jessie Minton leads an IT Department with over 650 team members, including the university writ large and its medical school. But from her college days as an aspiring professional equestrian majoring in cultural anthropology at the University of Oregon, Jessie’s […]
Women in Tech: Leah Kraus, CIO, North Carolina Central University
Leah Kraus didn’t come up through the traditional “tech stack” career progression of a CIO, and she believes that serves her well in a leadership role that requires her to be more of an educator and strategic planner. As the CIO at North Carolina Central University with more than three decades of successful leadership in […]
