AppsAnywhere at EDUCAUSE 2020
We're headed back to EDUCAUSE, the world's largest Higher Ed IT conference, to showcase how we're helping universities provide a better IT service to students by delivering software to any device on-demand, while enabling BYOD.
Well be sharing how we've helped over 200 higher education institutions improve the student experience and student outcomes, by delivering academic software apps in a much better way to any device on and off campus.
Come and learn how we're helping to:
- Deliver ALL your apps to any device
- Repurpose (or remove!) dedicated lab space
- Enable open-access learning areas
- Provide students with access to their software on BYO devices
- Improve the student experience, on and off campus
- Reduce costs of VDI or replace it completely
Our team will be on-hand at EDUCAUSE to answer any questions and explain how our unique approach to application delivery is improving students' lives at instiutions such as University of Michigan, Cornell University, Auburn University and many more.
We're at booth 786... stop by and say hello!
When?
October 26 - 29, 2020
Where?
Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston, MA
Booth
786
Arrange a personal demo at EDUCAUSE 2020
Schedule some time with our team during EDUCAUSE 2020 and we'll be happy to provide a personalized demo and talk through your existing app delivery technologies and approaches. Fill out the form at the link and we'll reach out to find a time and day that suits you.
Learn more about AppsAnywhere
Improve student outcomes by delivering a better IT service, on and off campus. Make any app available on any device, enable BYOD and repurpose your dedicated lab spaces, all without the need for complex VDI environments.
University of Michigan
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