Educational partnerships With a focus on theology education within a university context and a hybrid extension program, there is potential to offer enterprise learning platforms, campus-wide IT solutions, or data analytics services that support blended learning, student information systems, and remote classroom administration for Perkins School of Theology.

IT modernization The tech stack includes cloud and enterprise tools (AWS, PeopleSoft, Google Analytics, Windows 10) indicating a potential need for modernization, cybersecurity hardening, data integration, and LMS enhancements to improve student and faculty digital experiences.

Growth through collaborative research Recent and ongoing collaborations in energy and technology with SMU suggest opportunities to offer research administration software, grant management solutions, or AI data analytics services that streamline faculty research projects and funding workflows.

Financial and donor tech Revenue in the low-to-mid million range implies a focus on cost efficiency and donor engagement; there may be demand for CRM, fundraising analytics, and donor stewardship platforms tailored to theological institutions with multi-campus operations.

Facilities and operations Significant facility investments and campus-scale operations point to potential needs in facilities management software, space planning, energy management, and IoT-enabled building optimization to support hybrid campuses and athletic-academic partnerships.