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New and expanded partnerships help institutions strengthen the student residential experience, increase IT capacity and modernize campus connectivity
NEW YORK, Sept. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Driven by growing demand from higher education institutions, Boldyn Networks (Boldyn) announced 20 new and expanded agreements with colleges and universities across the United States. Anchored by Boldyn’s residential network services (ResNet), the agreements also include expanded campus connectivity with managed network services (Managed Campus), managed IT services, network monitoring and specialized professional services. These include executive advisory, cloud and security assessments, and comprehensive IT and network assessments that help institutions optimize performance, reduce risk, and align technology investments with their strategic goals.
The institutions range from community colleges and private universities to large public universities. While the scope of each engagement is tailored to the institution’s individual needs and goals, the new partnerships represent a shared focus by higher-ed institutions to strengthen campus connectivity, improve technology operations and deliver a seamless digital experience for students, faculty and staff.
"Campus IT teams are being asked to do more with less everyday while managing increasingly complex networks and growing expectations from students and faculty," said Matt Loecke, SVP Higher Education at Boldyn Networks US. "These agreements show the different ways institutions are responding, from building connectivity into new student housing to expanding managed IT services across the campus. Our team gives institutions an experienced partner to the day-to-day, allowing their team to focus on other institutional priorities."
See the list of partnerships and the full press release HERE.
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