Campus infrastructure
Coordinate connectivity, wireless coverage, facilities, and network standards across buildings and departments.
Bring networks, computing, digital services, and support together around learning, research, administration, and campus life.
Campuses combine many different technology environments. Classroom needs, departmental systems, research workloads, and institution-wide services all influence the delivery plan.
Benchmark connects the technical decisions with facilities, stakeholders, purchasing, delivery, and ongoing support.
Coordinate connectivity, wireless coverage, facilities, and network standards across buildings and departments.
Match workstations and devices to administrative, instructional, and research requirements, with a plan for configuration and refresh.
Connect service intake, existing applications, identity, documentation, and clear operational ownership.
Shape the engagement around the people, locations, and decisions that matter to your organization.
Coordinate wireless, network capacity, cabling, connectivity providers, and facilities dependencies across teaching spaces, administrative offices, and shared areas. Review building conditions and existing standards before defining upgrades.
Plan for: A location-based scope, capacity assumptions, site readiness tasks, and acceptance checks.
Evaluate mrk workstations, servers, and displays against actual software, processing, memory, storage, and peripheral requirements. Confirm compatibility and support expectations with the department and application owner.
Plan for: Documented workload requirements, configuration options, lifecycle records, and a support handoff.
Explore AperVue Campus, portals, and custom integrations for student and staff service requests and institutional workflows. Identify authoritative records, identity dependencies, departmental permissions, and the interfaces available from existing platforms.
Plan for: Service journeys, integration scope, permission requirements, and operational ownership.
Review Broadlink connectivity and voice options by location, while Benchmark Procurement coordinates sourcing and refresh requirements. Plan changes around academic schedules, critical institutional services, and departmental readiness.
Plan for: A coordinated sourcing and deployment plan, asset records, and continuity responsibilities.
Bring the participating departments, campus locations, major applications, workload requirements, existing support responsibilities, and the academic or research milestones that affect delivery. Identify who owns shared infrastructure and who approves departmental changes.
Explore our capabilitiesYes. A departmental engagement can begin with a specific workload, building, or service. Shared infrastructure, security requirements, and central IT responsibilities still need to be accounted for.
Integration feasibility depends on available interfaces, vendor terms, access controls, record ownership, and the specific business process. Discovery identifies these dependencies before an implementation commitment.
No. E-Rate is a program for eligible schools and libraries; higher education status does not establish eligibility. Campus purchases should follow the institution’s applicable funding and procurement process.
Bring the right expertise to Higher Education. Benchmark helps connect the scope, delivery responsibilities, and next step.
Professional workstations, servers, and displays evaluated against departmental, research, and specialist computing workloads.
Explore computing & supportCampus and multi-site Internet, voice, and communications planning, with capacity and availability reviewed for each location.
Explore connectivityStudent and staff portals, institutional workflows, cloud development, and system integration. Explore Campus in the context of your institution’s requirements.
Explore digital servicesThe mix of businesses and services is determined by the project. Product fit, service availability, contractual responsibilities, and deliverables are confirmed during scoping.
Define requirements, equipment and licensing needs, configuration, installation, documentation, and the support handoff before the work begins.
Tell us about your people, places, systems, and priorities.