The use of networking technology in schools and universities is growing rapidly. As educators prepare their students to live and work in our high tech world, they are adopting new and innovative teaching and learning strategies, such as Internet research, distance learning, and electronic information exchange with peers around the globe. Since their technology expenditures are funded by federal grants and taxpayer funds, educational institutions require high value with low risk. To protect their investment for years to come, they also need optimum flexibility to make inexpensive, non-disruptive network changes.

FutureFLEX Installations:

• University of Utah, Salt Lake City

• University of North Florida, Jacksonville

• University of California, San Francisco

• University of California, Riverside

• Kern School District, Bakersfield, CA

• Hillard School District, Nassau County, FL

Full Articles:

• Anatomy of a Campus Upgrade to an Air-Blow Fiber Cabling System

• University of California, Riverside Saves Millions Migrating From Conventional Fiber to FutureFLEX^®

• Charleston Southern University Completes New Campus-Wide Technology Infrastructure

• University of North Florida Gives FutureFLEX an "A" For Flexibility, Size, Low Risk and Low Cost

• Air-Blown Fiber Gives University of Utah Unmatched Flexibility in Campus-Wide Network at Half Cost

• Southern Methodist University - Dallas, TX

• University of California Upgrades with Air-Blown Fiber Communications Cabling System

• FutureFLEX ABF Lets Research Center Satisfy High-Tech Guests' Demands for Optimum Bandwidth and Flexibility