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Education IT Infrastructure Planning: Dell Solutions for K-12 and Higher Education
Education IT infrastructure planning now needs to account for classrooms, student data, cybersecurity, cloud access, and long-term support across K-12 and higher education environments. The scope has moved beyond isolated device purchases or server upgrades. Each decision affects the environment around it, from network capacity and access controls to how student data is stored, protected, and recovered. The priorities that matter most span K-12 IT infrastructure and higher education IT solutions, from classroom technology infrastructure and student data systems to FERPA-aware planning and rese
Education IT infrastructure planning now needs to account for classrooms, student data, cybersecurity, cloud access, and long-term support across K-12 and higher education environments. The scope has moved beyond isolated device purchases or server upgrades. Each decision affects the environment around it, from network capacity and access controls to how student data is stored, protected, and recovered. The priorities that matter most span K-12 IT infrastructure and higher education IT solutions, from classroom technology infrastructure and student data systems to FERPA-aware planning and research computing in education. What follows is a practical look at where Dell solutions for education fit within a broader strategy. For a broader look at the infrastructure behind education IT planning, our guide to Dell Data Center Solutions for Modern Enterprise IT is a useful next read. Why Education IT Infrastructure Planning Needs a Broader View Education IT infrastructure planning covers more than any single system or upgrade. Classrooms, student records, administrative platforms, cloud tools, and cybersecurity controls all depend on the same underlying environment. When one piece changes, it affects how everything else runs and gets supported. Isolated upgrades can leave schools or universities with an environment that becomes harder to support, secure, and budget
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How Female Technology Leaders Are Reshaping Manufacturing IT Strategy
Female technology leaders are reshaping manufacturing IT strategy. They’re bringing broader perspectives to how organizations plan, adopt, govern, and sustain digital transformation. Manufacturing technology decisions now reach far beyond the IT department. The strongest strategies are built around the connection between systems, people, processes, and long-term business goals. As manufacturers modernize, diverse executive input can help organizations make technology decisions that are practical, secure, and easier to adopt across the business. For a broader look at the women in tech whose wor
Female technology leaders are reshaping manufacturing IT strategy. They’re bringing broader perspectives to how organizations plan, adopt, govern, and sustain digital transformation. Manufacturing technology decisions now reach far beyond the IT department. The strongest strategies are built around the connection between systems, people, processes, and long-term business goals. As manufacturers modernize, diverse executive input can help organizations make technology decisions that are practical, secure, and easier to adopt across the business. For a broader look at the women in tech whose work continues to influence science and technology leadership, read Notable Women in STEM: Inspiring Leaders Shaping Technology’s Future. Manufacturing IT Strategy Now Requires Broader Leadership Manufacturing IT strategy has become more complex because manufacturing itself has become more connected. Production environments across the United States increasingly depend on digital systems that support scheduling, quality control, supply chain visibility, maintenance, communication, and compliance. Manufacturing priorities for 2026 continue to include AI, automation, and data analytics. As such, IT strategy needs to account for more than infrastructure alone. It needs leadership input from across the organization. Why Broader Input Matters A narrow technology-first view can miss the practical issues that shape adoption. That matters when organizations are planning: Cloud or hybrid
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Davenport Group Named to Inc.’s 2026 Best Workplaces List
Why Partnering with a Dell Titanium Partner Gives Your Business an Edge
A Dell Titanium Partner can give your business a stronger path for planning, purchasing, deploying, and supporting Dell Technologies solutions. For many organizations, the partner you choose matters as much as the technology itself. A server refresh, storage upgrade, endpoint rollout, cloud project, or data protection plan can involve several moving parts. The right partner helps connect those pieces into a practical IT roadmap. Titanium status is one signal that a provider has made a significant commitment to Dell Technologies. It should be considered alongside technical fit, industry experie
A Dell Titanium Partner can give your business a stronger path for planning, purchasing, deploying, and supporting Dell Technologies solutions. For many organizations, the partner you choose matters as much as the technology itself. A server refresh, storage upgrade, endpoint rollout, cloud project, or data protection plan can involve several moving parts. The right partner helps connect those pieces into a practical IT roadmap. Titanium status is one signal that a provider has made a significant commitment to Dell Technologies. It should be considered alongside technical fit, industry experience, support model, and long-term planning capability. For a broader look at the infrastructure side of Dell’s portfolio, our guide to Dell Data Center Solutions for Modern Enterprise IT is a useful next read. What Is a Dell Titanium Partner? A Dell Titanium Partner is part of the Dell Technologies Partner Program. Titanium sits at the top of Dell’s metal-tier partner structure and reflects a higher level of program alignment than lower tiers. Dell describes its partner ecosystem as one of the largest in the IT industry, with partners supported by tools, training, resources, financial incentives, and access to Dell’s broad technology portfolio. The Dell Technologies Partner Program includes support for areas
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CRN Recognizes Davenport Group Leadership on the 2026 Women of the Channel List
Kristy Wilke and Kailynn Lambert of Davenport Group Spotlighted on the 2026 Women of the Channel Power 80 Solution Provider List Kim Abrams, Krista St. Charles, and Valerie Castañón-Wilson also honored on the 2026 Women of the Channel List Lewisburg, TN – May 4, 2026 – Davenport Group, an end-to-end IT solutions and services provider, proudly announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has recognized Kristy Wilke, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, and Kailynn Lambert, Vice President of Operations, as two of the 2026 Women of the Channel Power 80 Solution Providers. This pre
Kristy Wilke and Kailynn Lambert of Davenport Group Spotlighted on the 2026 Women of the Channel Power 80 Solution Provider List Kim Abrams, Krista St. Charles, and Valerie Castañón-Wilson also honored on the 2026 Women of the Channel List Lewisburg, TN – May 4, 2026 – Davenport Group, an end-to-end IT solutions and services provider, proudly announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has recognized Kristy Wilke, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, and Kailynn Lambert, Vice President of Operations, as two of the 2026 Women of the Channel Power 80 Solution Providers. This prestigious honor highlights an elite subset of influential solution provider leaders chosen from the CRN® 2026 Women of the Channel list. Kim Abrams, Director of Inside Sales, Krista St. Charles, Director of Marketing, and Valerie Castañón-Wilson, Director of Inside Sales, were also recognized on the Women of the Channel list for 2026. This annual CRN list celebrates women from vendors, distributors, solution providers, and other channel-focused organizations who make a positive difference in the IT ecosystem. The CRN 2026 Women of the Channel honorees are innovative and strategic leaders committed to supporting the success of their partners and customers. The annual Power 80 Solution Provider list honors the most influential women in leadership
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How Manufacturing Companies Use Dell Technologies Infrastructure to Scale Production Without Downtime
IT for manufacturing gets tested fast when a plant adds a new line and more production data to a schedule running tight. A dashboard lags, a handoff between the floor and the ERP slips, and the pressure shows up in output almost immediately. Production growth depends on infrastructure that can keep systems available and support change without throwing daily work off balance. Dell Technologiesinfrastructure is a strong fit for manufacturers that need stable growth and real-time responsiveness across plant systems. For a broader look at how Dell Technologies architecture supports modernization a
IT for manufacturing gets tested fast when a plant adds a new line and more production data to a schedule running tight. A dashboard lags, a handoff between the floor and the ERP slips, and the pressure shows up in output almost immediately. Production growth depends on infrastructure that can keep systems available and support change without throwing daily work off balance. Dell Technologiesinfrastructure is a strong fit for manufacturers that need stable growth and real-time responsiveness across plant systems. For a broader look at how Dell Technologies architecture supports modernization as workloads increase, see Designing Modern IT with Dell Data Center Solutions. Why Scaling Production Puts More Pressure on Manufacturing IT Infrastructure As manufacturing operations expand, manufacturing IT infrastructure has to keep ERP, MES, quality systems, historians, storage, and plant-floor applications moving together while teams push for stronger operational efficiency. That pressure usually shows up in a few places: More data moving between machines, systems, and teams More dependence on stable integration across plants and lines More demand on compute and storage for reporting and visibility More strain on legacy systems during growth For the manufacturing industry, that matters because modern plants increasingly expect systems that can help improve
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CRN Recognizes Davenport Group Leadership on the 2026 Women of the Channel List