Higher education outlook: Modernizing legacy infrastructure and enabling data-driven decisions
New research from the Infrastructure Transition Monitor reveals how universities and colleges can become more resilient, adaptive, and future-ready by embracing intelligent infrastructure and data-driven decision-making.
Campuses are undergoing a significant shift, facing aging infrastructure and financial as well as sustainability pressures, while students increasingly expect flexible, technology-enabled environments that support hybrid learning and collaboration, driving demand for smarter, more adaptable spaces.
Based on proprietary data from the Infrastructure Transition Monitor, this report explores how universities and colleges are approaching the infrastructure transition to create healthier, more engaging, and more productive flexible environments for sustainable learning and research.
What you’ll learn:
- Why 67% of higher education respondents say they need smarter technologies for rapid data integration
- How digitalization can be a great efficiency lever for smarter campus operations
- The role of AI-driven infrastructure in meeting rising expectations and maintaining competitiveness
- How a smart campus in Dallas reduced utility costs per square foot by 21% with its energy-management program
- How the University of Toronto Scarborough achieves more than 1,094 t annual GHG savings thanks to a data-driven approach