Cut excess software licenses
Redistribute underutilized computers
Let your reports do the talking
Cut excess software licenses
LabStats helped Manhattan College make better, more-informed budgeting decisions for their computer labs. Software usage data was used to accurately adjust the amounts of licenses being purchased. A request to make more open computer labs available to students was proved unnecessary when hardware usage data was presented to administration.
Redistribute underutilized computers
Identifying underutilized computers helped Kean University completely redesign the layout of their computer labs to better suit student behaviors, resulting in increased engagement with existing lab resources. They also discovered greatly reduced lab traffic during certain periods, prompting them to adjust their schedules to match student demand.
Let your reports do the talking
Middle Tennessee State University College of Business uses LabStats’ reports to back up funding requests. They can prove to central IT which labs are being used the most, how each application is being utilized so they know whether to expand or eliminate licenses and how much time students are spending on educational applications versus web browsing.
