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NTT DATA Services, a digital business and IT services leader, is teaming up with Spartan Medical, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned business that provides advanced medical technologies, to deliver COVID-19 testing and tracing services to multiple government agencies and public sector organizations. Among those is Colorado State University Pueblo (CSU Pueblo), which is working with Spartan Medical and NTT DATA for COVID-19 testing, contact tracing, and other healthcare services.
CSU Pueblo has implemented technology from NTT DATA to expand testing and contact tracing capabilities, offering an easy, HIPAA-compliant app to track and manage all COVID-19 related data and activity in one place, including scheduling appointments, push notifications and capturing test results. As a result, CSU Pueblo has scaled and vastly expanded its testing capabilities, delivering approximately 1,000 new tests each week an
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FORT COLLINS The Colorado State University System estimates its activities supported more than 22,800 jobs and generated $237.74 million in tax revenue for the state in 2019 between its two physical campuses and CSU Global.In a report prepared by economists at CSU’s Fort Collins campus, graduates from one of the universities who live in Colorado likely pulled in an additional $2.9 billion in annual income by having a college degree versus entering the labor force with only a high school diploma. Overall, they estimate that CSU graduates across the state earned $7.57 billion in wages in 2019.The report also specifically estimates that the flagship CSU campus generated more than $36 million in sales and use tax revenue from the university’s operations, business assistance and startups spun off from the institution in 2019. Within that $36 million figure, it estimates that students not from Fort Collins spent enough money to generate $7.9 million in tax revenue in the city through d
CSU System economic study shows impact on talent retention, jobs, revenue 09 Feb, 2021
The three Colorado State University System campuses – and the out-of-state students they attract – fuel nearly 23,000 Colorado jobs and more than $237.74 million in state income and sales tax revenue annually.
In its first-ever Systemwide economic impact study, a team of economists quantified the CSU System’s unique contributions to the Colorado economy in terms of jobs, research, and the contributions of the System’s more than 112,250 living alumni who are currently working in Colorado. Highlights and a full report are available online at: https://csusystem.edu/economic-impact/.
Among the report’s key findings: the CSU System is an important factor in Colorado’s workforce talent retention. About 50% of the students who moved to Colorado to attend a CSU campus since 2005 have stayed here after graduating. And 86% of Colorado residents who attended CSU institutions are still