Horion and DisplayNote Partner to Deliver a More Seamless Meeting Experience on Interactive Displays

The partnership brings DisplayNote Launcher to Horion interactive displays, simplifying access to conferencing, calendars and collaboration tools

SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Horion, a global provider of professional interactive display solutions, today announced its partnership with DisplayNote, the experience layer for shared meeting and learning spaces. The collaboration combines DisplayNote Launcher with Horion interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs) to create an integrated meeting-room solution that makes meetings simpler and more intuitive.

With DisplayNote Launcher, users can access supported conferencing applications, room calendars and frequently used tools directly from the Horion display. Meeting schedules can be displayed within the Launcher interface, while one-touch access to meetings helps users start or join calls with fewer steps.

Together, Horion and DisplayNote bring hardware and software into a more unified meeting-room experience, helping organizations reduce setup friction and provide users with a consistent way to access the tools they need.

"By combining DisplayNote Launcher with Horion's IFPDs, we are creating a more integrated and intuitive experience for modern meeting spaces," said Ryan, Global Head of Sales & Marketing at Horion. "This partnership reflects our commitment to making collaboration technology easier to use and more accessible."

"Great meeting room experiences depend on hardware and software working together as one," said Ed, CEO at DisplayNote. "By bringing DisplayNote's experience layer to Horion's interactive displays, we can make the technology in the room feel simpler and more natural for the people using it. We're looking forward to growing our partnership with Horion and working towards our long-term goal of removing friction from meeting spaces."

The integrated meeting-room solution is designed for organizations seeking a more intuitive and manageable meeting experience across corporate and professional environments.

About Horion

Horion is a global provider of professional interactive display and collaboration solutions. The company develops integrated hardware and software products designed to support communication, teamwork and digital interaction across professional environments worldwide.

About DisplayNote

DisplayNote is the experience layer for shared meeting and learning spaces, providing software solutions for meeting access, wireless collaboration and shared-space management.

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Northeast Georgia Medical Center goes live with Sectra One Cloud to support faster, more coordinated patient care

LINKÖPING, Sweden, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra (STO: SECT B) announces that Northeast Georgia Medical Center has gone live with Sectra's enterprise imaging solution as a cloud service, Sectra One Cloud, initially deploying the modules for radiology, breast imaging, and cardiology. By bringing imaging from multiple specialties into a single platform, clinicians can access and share patient studies more easily, enabling faster, better-coordinated care for the patients and communities the hospital serves.

"Going live with Sectra One Cloud has really made a difference in our day-to-day work. Having one system that supports the full imaging workflow, from viewing studies to finalizing reports, means fewer steps and less time spent switching between applications. It also means clinicians at different sites and from different specialties can consult on the same case, instead of each working from their own system," says Richard Wright, Executive Director of Imaging Services for Northeast Georgia Medical Center.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville is the flagship hospital of Northeast Georgia Health System. The nonprofit health system operates five Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) campuses across northeast Georgia. As a regional tertiary referral center, NGMC Gainesville provides emergency, surgical, and specialized care to a population of more than 1.5 million people across 19 counties. With Sectra One Cloud, the hospital benefits from a cloud solution fully managed by Sectra, which means Sectra assumes responsibility for all system operation, maintenance, and support. This includes continuous monitoring, optimization, and upgrades, which helps reduce operational risk and supports high availability, while the solution's modular design allows the health system to scale into additional specialties over time.

Following a five-year contract, Northeast Georgia Medical Center went live with Sectra One Cloud in the fourth quarter of Sectra's 2025/2026 fiscal year, with an expected annual imaging volume of around 850,000 exams. The hospital has initially deployed the modules for radiology, breast imaging, and cardiology.

"We're proud to support Northeast Georgia Medical Center as they take this step into the cloud," says Isaac Zaworski, President of Sectra Inc. "This is what enterprise imaging as a service should look like: we manage the infrastructure, the monitoring, the upgrades, so their teams can focus on patient care instead of system upkeep. Their trust in our technology and the service behind it reflects a shared commitment to secure, reliable imaging infrastructure. Sectra One Cloud gives Northeast Georgia Medical Center a platform that scales with them, setting a new standard for secure, service-driven imaging that supports better care across the region."

Sectra's enterprise imaging solution provides a unified strategy for all imaging needs while lowering operational costs. The scalable and modular solution, with a VNA at its core, allows healthcare providers to grow from ology to ology and from enterprise to enterprise. Visit Sectra's website to read more about Sectra and why it's top-ranked in "Best in KLAS".

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Daewoong Pharmaceutical Presents Baseline Characteristics of 104 Patients in Global Phase 2 Trial for IPF Drug Candidate 'Bersiporocin' at ERS 2026

- 104 IPF patients enrolled in US and South Korea as global Phase 2 trial progresses toward completion

- Study includes both antifibrotic-treated and untreated patients; top-line data expected in H1 2027

- First-in-class PRS inhibitor being developed as a potential new therapeutic option for IPF

BARCELONA, Spain and SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Daewoong Pharmaceutical (Co-CEOs Seongsoo Park and Changjae Lee) announced that it presented a poster on the baseline characteristics of all 104 patients enrolled in the global Phase 2 clinical trial of its idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) drug candidate 'Bersiporocin (DWN12088)' at the European Respiratory Society (ERS) Congress 2026, held on September 6 (local time) in Barcelona, Spain.

Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis is a disease in which various inflammatory and fibrotic signals interact, leading to excessive production and accumulation of collagen. Bersiporocin, being developed by Daewoong Pharmaceutical, selectively inhibits prolyl-tRNA synthetase (PRS), thereby reducing excessive collagen production associated with fibrosis.

Bersiporocin has a differentiated mechanism of action that targets collagen synthesis downstream of multiple profibrotic signals through PRS inhibition. Based on this distinct mechanism, it is being evaluated both in patients receiving background antifibrotic therapy and in those not receiving such treatment.

This presentation analyzed the baseline clinical and functional characteristics of all IPF patients recruited in South Korea and the United States. Following the presentation of interim enrollment data at KATRDIC 2025, Daewoong Pharmaceutical presented baseline data from the fully enrolled study population for the first time at ERS 2026.

The analysis showed that of the total 104 patients, 55 (52.9%) were from South Korea and 49 (47.1%) from the US. A total of 71 patients (68.3%) were receiving background antifibrotic therapy, while 33 patients (31.7%) were not. Mean forced vital capacity (FVC) was approximately 77% predicted, while mean diffusing capacity of the lungs for carbon monoxide (DLCO) was approximately 51% predicted. Overall, baseline clinical and functional characteristics were generally similar between patients with and without background antifibrotic therapy.

The ongoing global Phase 2 study is a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial taking place in South Korea and the US. Patients receive either Bersiporocin or a placebo twice daily for 24 weeks, with concomitant use of pirfenidone or nintedanib permitted. The study design reflects real-world IPF treatment settings by including patients both with and without background antifibrotic therapy.

This baseline analysis provides important context for interpreting the Phase 2 efficacy and safety results. Daewoong Pharmaceutical plans to announce top-line Phase 2 results in the first half of 2027.

Meanwhile, Bersiporocin has received Orphan Drug Designation and Fast Track status from the US FDA, as well as Orphan Drug Designation from the European Medicines Agency (EMA), driving its global development forward.

Professor Moo Suk Park of the Department of Pulmonology at Severance Hospital, who participated in the study, said, "This study provides a comprehensive overview of the baseline characteristics of 104 IPF patients enrolled in South Korea and the US. As the study includes patients both with and without background antifibrotic therapy, these baseline data will provide important context for interpreting the efficacy and safety outcomes of Bersiporocin."

Seongsoo Park, CEO of Daewoong Pharmaceutical, stated, "Successfully completing enrollment for the global Phase 2 trial and sharing the full baseline patient profile at ERS 2026 marks a significant milestone in Bersiporocin's development. We will continue to advance the program toward top-line Phase 2 results in H1 2027 and use these findings to inform subsequent global development."

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XSXImvc5mcgdoSozP_B4BnDlsTW7Pfz_/view 

Link to the poster: 'Baseline Clinical and Functional Spectrum of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Patients in a Fully Enrolled Global Phase 2 Trial of the PRS Inhibitor Bersiporocin'

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Grand Rapids Housing Commission Featured on "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia" for Innovative Approach to Affordable Housing

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As housing costs continue to challenge low-income households across West Michigan, the Grand Rapids Housing Commission (GRHC) is using a combination of rental assistance, affordable housing development, community partnerships, and resident-focused programs to expand housing opportunities and promote long-term stability.

On September 23, 2026, camera crews from "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia" will record on location with the GRHC for an upcoming Public Television segment highlighting the agency's work and its evolving role in addressing local housing needs.

The GRHC provides housing assistance to thousands of households through programs including public housing, Housing Choice Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers, and other federally supported housing programs. In addition to helping households access existing housing, the Commission works with nonprofit, public, and private partners to preserve and create additional affordable housing throughout the community.

The GRHC is also pursuing redevelopment and development partnerships designed to increase the long-term supply of affordable housing. These efforts include leveraging federal housing resources, partnering with local developers, and using Project-Based Vouchers and other financing tools to support new and rehabilitated affordable housing.

At the same time, the GRHC continues to advocate for federal housing resources that better reflect local market conditions. The Commission is currently working with research firm Econometrica on a Fair Market Rent study for Kent County. The study is intended to provide the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development with updated local rental market information and help ensure federal rental assistance resources more accurately reflect the cost of housing in the region.

Beyond housing assistance, the GRHC offers programs focused on economic mobility and resident opportunity. Through initiatives such as the Family Self-Sufficiency Program, homeownership assistance, financial education, savings opportunities, and community partnerships, residents can pursue personal goals while maintaining stable housing.

"Affordable housing requires more than one program or one solution," said Lindsey Reames, Executive Director of the Grand Rapids Housing Commission. "Our work is about helping families access housing today, creating and preserving affordable housing for the future, and connecting residents with opportunities that support stability, mobility, and self-sufficiency."

The upcoming "All Access" segment will highlight how housing authorities such as the GRHC are responding to changing housing conditions by combining traditional rental assistance with development partnerships, resident services, local research, and community collaboration.

About All Access hosted by Andy Garcia

"All Access hosted by Andy Garcia" is an educational Public Television series highlighting initiatives and trends shaping communities across the country. The short-form documentary program explores topics in areas including housing, business, healthcare, and technology. Additional information regarding broadcast details and featured subjects can be found at allaccessptv.com.

About Grand Rapids Housing Commission

The Grand Rapids Housing Commission provides affordable housing, rental assistance, and supportive programs to thousands of individuals and families. Through housing assistance, affordable housing development, resident services, community partnerships, and programs that support economic mobility, GRHC works to advance its vision of creating communities where housing is affordable, opportunities are impactful, and self-sufficiency is the goal. To learn more about available housing programs, visit www.grhousing.org.

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Huawei Unveils Six Global Power Showcases, Unlocking a New Power System with AI-Energy Synergy

SHANGHAI, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- During HUAWEI CONNECT 2026, Huawei held the 2026 Global Electric Power Summit under the title " AI × Energy: Unlocking a New Power System." More than 600 representatives from global power companies, industry organizations, ecosystem partners, and media gathered to explore new pathways for integrating energy transition with digital and intelligent technologies.

At the summit, Huawei, together with the global power companies, also unveiled six power showcases, demonstrating end-to-end digital and intelligent transformation practices, from power generation to consumption, and from domestic to international markets. This marks a substantial step forward for the power industry, moving from unidirectional enablement to computing-power synergy.

The global energy landscape is currently undergoing profound change. Distributed renewable energy has become crucial to reducing external dependency while balancing grid resilience and universal access to electricity.

Philippe Adam, Secretary-General of the International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE), said in his speech: "The power industry is undergoing massive transformation, driven by energy transition, AI data centers (AIDCs), and digitalization."

Faced with the intertwined challenges of the renewable energy transition, intelligent transformation, and the lack of electricity access for 700 million people worldwide, AI has become a survival essential of the century-old power system. Huawei believes that low voltage—the bottleneck of power grids—will become the main arena for AI in the future. To close the low-voltage management gap, systematic and transparent management is required on the low-voltage side. This rests on six core capabilities—observability, measurability, controllability, adjustability, tradability, and traceability—that are all essential for long-term sustainability.

David Sun, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Huawei Electric Power Digitalization Business Unit (BU), commented: "The essence of low-voltage transparency is simple: faster data, higher quality, and greater cost-efficiency. To unlock a new power system, the industry needs to advance with three core priorities: digital talent first, digital infrastructure first, and digital regulated asset base (RAB) first."

Scenario-Based Implementation: Six Global Showcases Highlight the Success of Digital and Intelligent Transformation

At the Global Electric Power Summit, the six global showcases unveiled include the digital and intelligent grid of Brazil's CEMIG; the new power system demonstration zone featuring distribution and microgrid synergy in the Guangzhou Baiyun Power Supply Bureau of the China Southern Power Grid; the intelligent diagnosis and smart operations of the new power distribution network in Shaoshan, Hunan, China; intelligent power supply and consumption in Jiangxi, China; the ±800 kV UHV digital converter station in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, China; and the power communication network in Liaoning, China. Together, they demonstrate successful practices across different scenarios spanning the entire power process in the intelligent era.

Looking ahead, Huawei will continue to focus on its strengths in the information and communications technology (ICT) field. Using its three-layer framework of metrics, architectures, and technologies, the company will work with global power enterprises, standards organizations, and ecosystem partners to drive innovation, fostering the upgrade of the industry and overall ecosystem prosperity.

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ZPMC Hosts CIIE Industry Outreach Event Ahead of Ninth Expo

SHANGHAI, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ZPMC hosted an industry outreach event for the China International Import Expo (CIIE) on September 22.

Delegates from major Chinese companies attended, including Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC), China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), China Mobile, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Bank of China (BOC), and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC).

Representatives of ZPMC, Sinopec Honeywell (Tianjin) Limited, Austria-based WFL Millturn Technologies GmbH & Co. KG, and Omron Automation (China) delivered remarks and exchanged views. The China International Import Expo Bureau also provided an overview of its services for professional buyers.

The event focused on ZPMC's strengths in port machinery, offshore equipment, steel structures, and smart ports. It included thematic discussions, industry matchmaking sessions, and site visits. Nearly 30 CIIE exhibitors and ZPMC partners participated, including several Fortune Global 500 companies and industry leaders. ZPMC's headquarters and nine affiliated units also took part in the matchmaking program.

ZPMC has attended every CIIE since the expo began, making eight consecutive appearances. The cumulative value of its purchasing agreements signed at the expo exceeds $2.6 billion at current exchange rates, and the company has established enduring relationships with overseas suppliers. This November, it will return for the ninth edition, seeking to expand trade and business cooperation and contribute to continued economic growth.

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Initiative combines Rockwell's industrial automation expertise with Tekna's detection capabilities to support quality, consistency and manufacturing performance

MILAN, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Rockwell Automation, the world's largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation, today announced a collaboration with Tekna Automazione e Controllo and Prometeon Tyre Group focused on advancing automated tire inspection and quality-control processes within tire manufacturing operations.

The project brings together Rockwell's industrial automation and digital transformation expertise with Tekna Automazione e Controllo, a designer and manufacturer of image-processing and inspection systems, to support the automated detection and classification of tire anomalies during final inspection processes. The solution has been selected and commissioned by Prometeon, the only tyre manufacturer fully focused on the industrial, agricultural and OTR sectors, for the automatic checking of truck, bus and radial tire products.

"Tire manufacturers continue to face increasing expectations around product quality, operational efficiency and workforce productivity," said Luca Galluzzi, country director, Italy, Rockwell Automation. "This project demonstrates the value of bringing together complementary expertise from across the industrial ecosystem. We are helping create a framework that can support more consistent manufacturing outcomes while providing Prometeon with additional insight into production performance and continuous improvement opportunities."

Designed for use in high-volume manufacturing environments, the initiative aims to help improve inspection consistency, support product quality objectives and provide manufacturers with greater visibility into production performance. The project also incorporates support from Kalypso, Rockwell's digital transformation consulting business, helping align the new inspection capabilities with Prometeon's broader manufacturing modernization strategy.

The collaboration reflects the growing demand within the tire industry for technologies that can help manufacturers improve consistency, streamline inspection activities and use production data more effectively to support operational decision-making.

The automated inspection approach is intended to support identification and classification of tire defects, while providing manufacturers with structured production information that can be used to support quality management and process improvement activities. Industry research has highlighted the growing role of automated inspection systems in helping manufacturers improve detection consistency and reduce dependence on manual quality-control activities.

"For many years, Tekna has worked closely with tire manufacturers to develop practical solutions for inspection and quality control challenges," said Michele De Stasio, chairman and CEO, Tekna Automazione e Controllo. "By combining our experience in machine vision and data analysis with Rockwell's industrial expertise and Prometeon's manufacturing knowledge, we have created an opportunity to support more reliable and repeatable inspection processes while generating valuable production insights."

Prometeon expects the initiative to support its ongoing efforts to strengthen manufacturing processes through greater standardization, enhanced quality controls and increased visibility of production data. The company has been working with Rockwell on broader manufacturing modernization initiatives designed to improve operational efficiency and support long-term digital transformation efforts.

"As part of our continued focus on operational excellence, we are evaluating technologies that can help us further strengthen product quality, improve process consistency and support more data-driven manufacturing practices," said Bruno Lodi, chief manufacturing officer, Prometeon Tyre Group. "This collaboration combines expertise from multiple organizations and represents another step in our broader manufacturing transformation journey."

About Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE: ROK), is a global leader in industrial automation and digital transformation. We connect the imaginations of people with the potential of technology to expand what is humanly possible, making the world more productive and more sustainable. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rockwell Automation employs approximately 26,000 problem solvers dedicated to our customers in more than 100 countries as of fiscal year end 2025. To learn more about how we are bringing the Connected Enterprise® to life across industrial enterprises, visit www.rockwellautomation.com.

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Yeastar Launches NovoOne, an AI-native Multi-tenant Communications Platform for Service Providers

XIAMEN, China, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Yeastar, a global leader in Unified Communications solutions, today announced the official launch of NovoOne, an AI-native, carrier-grade multi-tenant communications platform purpose-built for MSPs, ITSPs, telecom resellers, and carriers managing large and growing user bases.

Today's communication service providers face a trade-off: traditional carrier-grade platforms offer scale but often held back by fragmented components, slow R&D, and legacy UIs, while modern SaaS UC platforms limit customization and inflate costs as they grow. NovoOne eliminates the trade-off, pairing SaaS-grade experience with carrier-grade resilience, control, scalability, and economics.

Built on a next-gen multi-tenant PBX core, NovoOne enables providers to manage unlimited users and tenants from a single deployment with hard per-tenant isolation. Its Kubernetes-native infrastructure scales horizontally to cut server costs, while high availability and geo-redundancy ensure resilient service delivery. Service providers can confidently grow their customer base or enter new markets at lower costs.

Beyond its carrier-grade foundation, NovoOne helps providers differentiate. Alongside full phone system features, it delivers native softphone apps for seamless mobility, rich APIs for easy customization, plus powerful built-in AI capabilities (AI Agent, transcription, sentiment analysis, and more) that open new, higher-value services.

NovoOne also delivers total commercial control. Tenant-level white-labeling, flexible packaging, and built-in reseller management put margins and branding entirely in providers' hands. Additionally, NovoOne's concurrent-call-based licensing model enables highly profitable oversubscription, makes it easy to support thousands of customers with just a handful of licenses.

"Service providers shouldn't have to choose between scale, control, resilience, and profitability," said Arya Zhou, Head of Yeastar Global Sales. "We built NovoOne to end that compromise. By combining carrier-grade multi-tenancy with rich features and solid control, we give our partners the foundation to scale their communications business profitably, on their own terms."

Register for Yeastar's virtual launch event or download NovoOne solution brief here.

About Yeastar

Yeastar is a global UCaaS provider dedicated to driving channel success. We empower service providers to scale profitably using our AI-powered communications systems and platforms for business phone, contact center, messaging, and collaboration. Anchored by an "easy-first" philosophy and backed by a complete portfolio spanning hardware, software, and multi-tenant cloud, along with a strong ecosystem and full white-label support, Yeastar equips 9,000+ partners to deliver reliable, cutting-edge innovation to over 650,000 users worldwide. Visit www.yeastar.com to learn more.

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XDI and Veridion unlock a new era of company climate risk analysis

Partnership connects continuous company intelligence with engineering-based climate risk models to reveal where and how physical risk affects companies

NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Launched during Climate Week NYC, a partnership between XDI (Cross Dependency Initiative) and Veridion will expand company-level physical climate risk analysis.

It combines XDI's asset-level climate and engineering analysis with Veridion's intelligence on where companies operate and what happens at each site.

XDI's Multiple Company Intelligence (MCI) assesses physical climate risk across more than 40,000 companies and subsidiaries, including when clients lack complete asset-location data. Veridion holds information on approximately 600 million companies and more than two billion buildings. Its data could expand MCI's coverage and connect operating sites to corporate groups, with detail on each site's activity, scale, status and data confidence.

Dr Karl Mallon, CEO of XDI, said: "XDI has long been able to discover company assets and apply detailed physical climate risk analysis across entire portfolios. Veridion brings extraordinary richness to that foundation. Understanding what happens at each site, its role in the business and the confidence behind that information lets us ask far more sophisticated questions about risk and resilience."

Florin Tufan, CEO of Veridion, said: "An address is an essential starting point, and we have more than two billion buildings mapped. But to understand the risk and resilience a company actually carries; you also need to know what happens there and how critical that operation is to the wider business. We connect sites to the companies behind them and add the operational detail analysts need. Combined with XDI's climate and engineering models, that gives us the potential to assess company risk at a scale and level of detail that was previously out of reach."

The partnership is already being applied in a collaboration with Morningstar Sustainalytics to further develop its physical climate risk product for asset managers and asset owners. The goal is to translate asset-level climate hazard exposure into financially relevant insights for investment decisions.

The combined approach supports analysis of direct damage and disruption, selected indirect risks, and company resilience across sites and portfolios.

Veridion is hosting an in-person event during Climate Week NYC. Register to attend.

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Imperial unites its diverse digital landscape under a single, flexible Canvas ecosystem, setting a new standard for consistency and accessibility for 28,000+ students and staff.

LONDON, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Instructure, the leading learning technology ecosystem and maker of Canvas, today announced that Imperial College London will launch Canvas as its new virtual learning environment (VLE) across the institution on 14 September. The successful 10-month implementation streamlined course migration and supported a comprehensive change management and data strategy, enabling staff to easily access and redesign their teaching materials.

Canvas will replace multiple legacy systems used across Imperial, creating a single central hub for learning and teaching for more than 24,000 students and 4,000 staff. The move is designed to provide a more consistent digital experience across departments while retaining the flexibility required by Imperial's diverse disciplines and programmes.

Canvas will make it easier for staff and students to navigate, teach, learn and collaborate, while supporting greater efficiency, insight and resilience across the institution. Accessibility is also central to the new environment, with built-in features including screen reader compatibility, alternative text and customisable settings designed to enable every student to engage fully and equitably.

Professor Alan Spivey, Vice Provost (Education and Student Experience) at Imperial College, said: "At Imperial, we are continually investing in the learning experiences we provide our students. Our move to Canvas marks an important step in strengthening the digital foundations that support world-class teaching across the university."

"As a global leader in science, engineering, medicine and business, we require a learning platform that is intuitive, reliable and capable of supporting innovative teaching at scale. This transition is about ensuring that our learning environment reflects Imperial's ambition to equip students with the knowledge, skills and opportunities they need to thrive in a rapidly changing world."

Henry Clifford-Jones, Managing Director of EMEA at Instructure, said: "Imperial's decision reflects a broader shift we are seeing across higher education; institutions are looking beyond individual digital tools and thinking about how technology can create a more connected and consistent learning experience.

"We are proud to support Imperial as they consolidate multiple legacy systems and nearly 100 integrations into a single Canvas ecosystem, streamlining internal workflows and staff training while retaining the flexibility to support the unique needs of different faculties."

The rollout is being delivered through Imperial's centrally based Digital Education Platform Project (DEPP), which has brought together teams from across the institution to prepare Canvas for its university-wide launch. The project aims to establish a single VLE as the foundation for an improved, user-centred digital education service.

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