With the workplace demanding that more people go to college¹, one might think that the increased demand will result in
The future is notoriously difficult to predict, but I feel it is safe to say that despite the rapid growth
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There are three major ways to think about the traditional purpose of university education: (1) preparation for skilled employment; (2)
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The Ghost in the Machine: Human Capital and the University of 2040
Each iteration and forecast of higher education’s relentless cost disease has proposed technological fixes: scaled open education in digital environments,
All organizations must be agile enough to evolve and effectively face the challenges of a VUCA future (volatile, uncertain, complex,
The future is bright for students. They will have more options at a wider variety of prices and far greater
University-Business Cooperation
University-Industry Partnerships in the United States: A Proven Formula in Need of Change
Universities are a crown jewel in the US innovation ecosystem. They are an engine for entrepreneurial activity, the glue that
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Think Digitally, Act Locally: Universities will Thrive in a Technological Age by Serving and Building Local Communities
As technology accelerates the pace of change globally, universities face unprecedented challenges and opportunities, not just to remain relevant, but
Two decades is a time long enough for radical transformations to take place. Take any 20 years in the last