Growth programs The university is expanding to meet regional and national educational needs, including new degree pathways such as a bachelor’s degree for police officers and dual credit programs with local high schools. This presents opportunities to offer learning technology, training simulations, and workforce-aligned curricula.

Technology stack Active use of enterprise and collaboration tools (Oracle PeopleSoft, Google Cloud, Atlassian Jira, VMware vCenter) and development platforms (GitHub, SOLIDWORKS, Ansible). Sales opportunities exist for modernization, integration services, training, and consulting to optimize IT operations and academic workflows.

Public partnerships Strong regional engagement via partnerships with high schools (Moody High School) and school districts (Bee County). Potential for expansion of dual credit, teacher professional development, and geospatial/land surveying education programs with industry-aligned certifications.

Research and centers Conrad Blucher Institute leadership and the Texas Spatial Reference Center indicate active focus on surveying, geospatial analytics, and science infrastructure. There are cross-sell opportunities for GIS software, data services, visualization platforms, and academic research collaboration.

Athletics and student engagement Athletic programs and national-level exposure (PGA WORKS Collegiate Championship, athlete developments) suggest opportunities for sponsorship, hospitality tech, event management software, and fan engagement tools to enhance brand visibility and student recruitment.