Digital Transformation BYU–Hawaii is modernizing IT leadership (new CIO) and maintains a mixed tech stack (AppDynamics, QuickBooks, Drupal). This signals openness to enterprise software, analytics, and security enhancements. Sales opportunities: ERP/integration services, cloud hosting, cybersecurity, application performance monitoring, and data analytics to improve student success and administration.

Campus Expansion Tech Active campus growth with a new welcome center and ongoing asset investments creates demand for facilities management, project collaboration, and campus operations tech. Potential offerings: construction management software, IoT sensors, energy management, space optimization, and safety systems.

Global Student Engagement Highly diverse international student body and intercultural programs position BYU–Hawaii for partnerships in global recruitment, multilingual platforms, study-abroad program tech, and cross-cultural learning tools. Opportunities: CRM for international admissions, multilingual student engagement dashboards, event management for cultural programs, and vendor partnerships for translation/localization.

Online and Flexible Education Strong online study options and affordable tuition indicate growth in online programs. Potential solutions: LMS modernization, proctoring, virtual labs, content delivery networks, and analytics to track student outcomes and retention; marketing automation to reach prospective students.

Partnerships and Leadership Emphasis on leadership development, ethics, and community impact, along with a new academic vice president, points to collaboration opportunities in executive education, sponsored research, and career-ready programs. Opportunities: corporate sponsorships, continuing education offerings, internship programs, and partnerships for publishing or cultural content (e.g., Kula Manu).