Expansion opportunities The School of Business is actively engaging with partners and expanding programs in collaboration with healthcare and rural care initiatives, suggesting openings for edtech, analytics, and administrative automation tools tailored to higher education and underserved communities.

Technology footprint A diverse tech stack including SQL, Microsoft Access, Zoom, Canva, and data/analytics tools indicates receptiveness to scalable software solutions for curriculum delivery, student information management, and virtual collaboration platforms.

Grant-backed initiatives Recent $140K rural health and value-based care research grants create demand for research management software, data integration, compliance solutions, and stakeholder reporting to support funded programs.

Leadership and hires New leadership appointments and faculty additions in engineering and sports programs point to opportunities in professional development platforms, classroom tech upgrades, and targeted continuing education offerings.

Security and risk A documented data access incident highlights a need for enhanced cybersecurity, data governance, and cloud security solutions to protect student, faculty, and research data across campus operations.