04-18-24: Moran Technology Consulting (MTC) is proud to announce our new status as an employee-owned firm. Our transition to an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) structure reflects our founding values of partnership, expertise, impact, and care, which have been reinforced during almost 20 years as a trusted provider of IT management consulting services to higher […]
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February 07,2024: Moran Technology Consulting (MTC) is pleased to announce a new option for acquiring our professional services without the need for an RFP! MTC was recently selected by the non-profit Edge Co-op as a multi-award winner on its EdgeMarket IT Professional Services Contract. This national, competitive public procurement process now allows us to provide
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Moran Technology Consulting (MTC) is pleased to share that James VanLandeghem, MTC’s Principal IAM Architect and competency lead for Identity & Access Management (IAM) Strategy in Higher Education, was recently nominated to join the InCommon Technical Advisory Committee for a 3-year term. The InCommon Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) supports InCommon’s mission “to create and support a common framework
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By Adam Vedra, CISO & Senior Consultant Most higher education institutions need to comply with the Gramm Leach Bliley Act (GLBA). Recent changes to the FTC Safeguards Rule have prompted institutions to re-think how they approach GLBA compliance. The impact on staffing, monitoring activities, regular risk assessments, and more have shifted the balance for many
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1-25-24: Moran Technology Consulting (MTC) is delighted to announce our designation as the first and founding Mission Partner in EDUCAUSE’s new corporate engagement program. MTC has been a strong partner with EDUCAUSE for over 20 years. During that time, we have had the pleasure of sponsoring the annual EDUCAUSE Awards Program (since 2012), working with
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Moran Technology Consulting, Inc. (MTC), a HESS partner and premier higher education IT Management Consulting firm has recently updated its ERP Transformation Toolkit to support the HESS community on their ERP Transformation journeys. Based on what we’ve seen in recent client engagements, market analysis, and HESS discussions, our refreshed HESS – ERP Replacement Support Toolkit offers
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The GLBA / FTC Safeguards Compliance Date is Here (June 9, 2023) If you are thinking this June 9th is just another spring Friday, perhaps you should stick around and find out what all the excitement is about. Or you may be saying, “I know exactly what June 9th means, GLBA updates have been on
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Introduction As we all have seen in headlines over the last few years, there are unprecedented headwinds facing Higher Education. Some of the most striking challenges are widespread removal of degree requirements for sought after tech sector jobs1, expansion of online program delivery, rising tuition costs, and growth of non-traditional education such as short courses
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Naperville, IL – January 23, 2023 Moran Technology Consulting, Inc. (MTC), a premier IT management consulting firm partnering with the higher education and research community, today announced the hiring of Wendy Woodward as a Senior Consultant in its Management Consulting Practice. In her new role, Woodward will join an experienced team that focuses on helping
Perhaps you have gotten a letter recently from your institution’s insurance provider informing you that you need to demonstrate that you have specific security controls in place before the cyber liability insurance coverage will be renewed. At the same time, you are concerned about losing Title IV funding if you don’t incorporate the FTC’s changes