The campus networks are in transition. As they are growing larger and more complex, there appears novel needs to interconnect users and services as transparently as possible to remote locations and other domains. Users are getting more and more mobile, too. It's time to accept the fact that wired connectivity has been replaced by wireless for the majority of users for good. The requirement of green ICT is influencing heavily on the campus network development. It may be easy to deploy devices which consume less electricity, but how do you measure the overall progress? This session will explore these challenges with three presentations. Network as-a-service by automatic provisioning is suggested as a solution for campus networks. Experiences of wireless campus network development are shared and a maturity model of green ICT will be disclosed. Automatic Provisioning of Networking Resources in Foreign Domain - Ole Frendved Hansen Challenges and Opportunities Building a Wireless Campus Network - Anders Nilsson A Green ICT Maturity Model for Higher Education. - Albert Hankel NDN2014_D2_Track1_D2_1400