What School Leaders Should Expect from Their Vendors
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What School Leaders Should Expect from Their Vendors
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Every partnership a school district enters into is built on trust—but that trust extends far beyond the services a vendor provides.
In this episode of School Business Insider, host John Brucato welcomes Ken Murphy, CEO of Lifetouch, to discuss the evolving responsibilities of organizations that work with schools and have access to student information.
The conversation explores student data privacy, cybersecurity, vendor accountability, and how districts can evaluate partners beyond cost and service alone. They also discuss how innovation and artificial intelligence are reshaping expectations for transparency, security, and trust.
Whether you're evaluating a new contract or strengthening an existing partnership, this episode offers valuable insights into protecting student information while building successful long-term relationships.
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