Transforming the Education Sector
Education Sector Challenges
Every educational authority and institution have security and governance high on their agenda but achieving this requires more than just preparation and digital innovation.
- Maximising precious resources and tracking costs effectively is fully dependant on efficient digital technologies that can help manage budgets accurately.
- The student is the customer, legacy IT equipment can hinder productivity and disrupt learning, utilising the latest technologies to prepare the next generation is paramount.
- Creating the best learning experience and attracting students requires digital innovation which is difficult to roll out cost-effectively with multiple service providers.
- Ensuring student safety. There needs to be uncompromising respect for personal data privacy which should be reflected in all digital solutions utilised.
Solving Your Problems:
Shape the future of learning, with cost-effective, customised, and scalable solutions that put the student first in this new digital world.
Our Education Expertise
As an approved supplier on multiple Public Sector purchasing frameworks, we can provide a tailored provision of Managed Services that ensures the safety of our students in this digital world. Having worked with schools, universities, and colleges with unique and challenging requirements we understand the importance of keeping costs low, maximising budgets and tightening security.
Across the Education sector, we are helping transform our clients to continuously adapt and improve their efficiencies through a combination of our innovative solutions. By eliminating manual and repetitive tasks and enhancing employee productivity, we can help focus on digitising the things that matter most.
“Apogee provided us with an Outsourced Print solution where our documents are uploaded via a job ticketing portal. The jobs are printed at Apogee premises where their staff are happy to go the extra mile to ensure quality and timeliness. The jobs are returned within SLA agreed timelines to our post room.”