“Gone are the days of students getting by with just email and Internet access,” said Tim Donahue, vice president – Enterprise Marketing, Sprint Business Solutions.
Sprint has recently announced the launching of their Sprint Campus Connect “mobile solution” that will allow any higher education facility’s educational and administrative resources to be available through a single, consistent interface anytime, anywhere on the Sprint PCS Network.
Students could access their class syllabus, notes, and grades. Even a campus map and photos of parking lots would be available for finding empty spaces.
Read on to find out more about Sprint’s and iAnywhere’s campus solution! ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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