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Ten years ago, event navigation was pretty straightforward: hand visitors a printed map at the entrance, put up a few signs, and station staff around the venue to point people toward the restrooms or their seats. That experience doesn't cut it anymore. Pe

Prospective students and their families don't blame the map when they can't find parking, navigate around construction, or identify an accessible entrance. They blame the institution. For the teams responsible for the campus experience-facilities, IT, mar

Move-in day parking and traffic jams are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the logistical concerns for colleges and universities as new students arrive on campus. Move-in day isn't just an influx of extra traffic. It's an entire chain of events

A prospective student's campus experience starts earlier than you think, and it's long before they shake hands with a tour guide or admissions counselor. Instead, it probably starts in the car, somewhere near the edge of campus, with a question: Where do

Universities have more ways than ever for students, faculty, and staff to reserve campus spaces. But plenty of them still deal with crowded rooms in high-demand spaces, even while classrooms in the next buildings are half empty. With no reliable picture o

Municipalities are increasingly treating digital infrastructure as measurable economic development rather than a communications expense - and nowhere is that shift clearer than in the events calendar. A well-built calendar doesn't just list what's happeni

High emotions, crowded spaces, traffic complexities, and navigating a new space make move-in day one of the most operationally complex days of the academic year. This is the day that your school will make a vital impression on students and their families,

When institutions begin evaluating campus mapping platforms, MappedIn frequently comes up as an option. It's a capable indoor mapping provider with a developer-friendly SDK and a growing customer base across airports, shopping centers, and corporate offic

Campus space and room scheduling has never been more complicated to manage. A classroom that hosts three classes on Monday might be reserved for a student organization on Tuesday, a department meeting on Wednesday, and a prospective student information se