This session will review multiple POS use cases and discuss various student and staff needs across campus. We’ll evaluate crucial POS software and hardware features, as well as review additional evaluation considerations such as customer support, implementation timelines, and security and compliance. Join us to learn how you can select a POS solution that delivers seamless, flexible, and secure POS payment experiences.
Continue readingThe Road to Becoming a High Performing Card Office
The NACCU Standards and Guidelines (SAGs) program provides a roadmap toward becoming a High Performing Card Office based on our industry’s professional standards. The SAGs self-evaluation program results can be used to guide strategic plans, highlight opportunities and strengths, and identify weaknesses and areas that need development. The SAGs evaluation tool provides for a consistent process which can be replicated to ensure that the assessment cycle continue.
Continue readingDesigning Campus Access for Future Flexibility with dormakaba
As those responsible for campus safety and security make decisions about their institutions, they must consider a range of factors, from existing systems in place today to long-term capital expansion plans. Attendees will leave with a practical perspective on how they can simplify these access control decisions.
Continue readingNACCU Interview with ColorID: Building Flexible and Future Ready Credential Systems
John Ogle, NACCU Membership Experience and Education Director, recently sat down with David Stallsmith, Director of Product Management at ColorID to discuss how colleges and universities can modernize credential systems without sacrificing flexibility.
Continue readingNACCU Interview with Agilysys: From Mobile Ordering to AI
Dawn Thomas, NACCU CEO, sits down with Jamie Hodgson, Vice President of Sales at Agilysys, for a conversation about the evolving campus dining experience. Jamie shares how student expectations around convenience, mobility, and choice are shaping the way campuses deliver food service, and why integrating mobile ordering, kiosks, and traditional checkout into one unified platform is becoming increasingly important.
Continue readingVirtual EXPO Showcase Streamlining Campus ID Issuance with identityONE & CaptureME
Join Unicard for an interactive visual showcase of identityONE and CaptureME, our bespoke ID issuance and capture platforms trusted by universities around the world. This session will demonstrate how institutions are simplifying the entire ID lifecycle, from data capture and approvals through to card production and verification, using solutions that are tailored to each institution and integrated directly into existing campus infrastructure, systems, and workflows.
Continue readingNACCU NetworX: Canada – Using AI in the Photo Approval Process
At a recent NACCU NetworX Canada virtual event, Maida Chaudhry from Ontario Tech University and Lina Gallego from the University of Alberta shared overviews regarding how AI is used in the student ID photo approval process.
Continue readingLinkedIn Mastery: Best Practices for Building Your Professional Presence
Learn how to elevate your personal and organizational brand on LinkedIn. This session will explore profile optimization, strategic networking, content creation, and practical tools to increase engagement. Discover actionable steps you can take right away to stand out in your field and expand your reach.
Continue readingASSA ABLOY Software Solutions: How Technology Can Manage Door Openings
Discover ASSA ABLOY’s comprehensive software suite, including Openings Studio, PERSONA Campus Online, SimpleK, and our newest acquisition, SiteOwl. From design and lifecycle management to access control and key management, learn how these solutions help you efficiently manage openings across your campus and facilities.
Continue readingNACCU NetworX – 2 Year Colleges: Panel Discussion on Mobile Credentials & Virtual IDs
Panel discussion on mobile credentials and virtual IDs featuring Nicole Camacho of Palm Beach State College, Chelsea Gonzales of the College of Southern Nevada, and Ryan Harms of Yavapai College.
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