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College IT: Many constituents

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Faculty Staff

Computer Labs Adjunct

Faculty

Student remote

access

Remote sections of

campus

Work from

Home



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Serve on and off campus needs•

Increase security

– Lock down computers

– Keep apps up to date

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Deploy antimalware software

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Increase freedom

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Immediate turnaround

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Limited budgets/resources

Challenging requirements

Consumerization: Employees/Faculty/Students

acting like consumers on Campus

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App Store Architecture

Enterprise

App Store

Enterprise

Domain

Authorized Access

from Anywhere

Enterprise

IT

Active Directory/

Shibboleth

http

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! and More

Apps

Apps

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• Security and freedom

• Keep deployed apps up-to-date

• Familiar app store model

• Increased IT responsiveness

• Access campus resources from anywhere

• Transition to a 21st century book store –

Facilitate discovery of new apps & resources

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Provide recommendations based on user profile/courseenrollment

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Enable publishing of digital content: e.g., ebooks/apps/videos

Benefits of our model

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Antony Awaida CEO, Founder [email protected] 415.999.4547

Tamar Bar VP, Product

Management

[email protected] 650.010.3991

Tim Flood VP, EducationalRelationships

[email protected] 650.303.6795



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