hrough the partnership, the companies plan to launch a turnkey solution that will enable colleges and universities to have complete transparency and control over complex data systems that drive online educational programs.
Fairfield University launched its full rollout of my.Fairfield.edu 2.0 Monday, Jan. 30, 2017. The new service discovery portal, an implementation of rSmart's OneCampus, has replaced the university's old legacy portal with updated functionality including a Google-like search capability and access from any mobile device.
Using the full SaaS source-to-settle suite from SciQuest, a provider of spend management and e-procurement solutions, all 64 SUNY colleges and universities will be able to manage systemwide spending under a more unified, established set of business processes.
Ellucian today announced the availability of its Banner and Colleague ERP systems in the cloud.
A startup accelerator from New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development and StartEd Companies is concluding a three-month mentorship program with nine Ed Tech startups in New York City. The startups each have a chance to receive up to $170,000 in funding to further develop their tech solutions “focused on improving education and learning."
Softdocs today announced a cloud-based option for its Etrieve enterprise content management platform.
At the University of Delaware, an ERP system upgrade led to the retirement of their legacy portal. The search was on for a portal replacement. Joy Lynam explains how the university replaced the portal with a search-based solution called OneCampus — ultimately modernizing the experience of finding campus resources for users.
A stand-alone graduate school for educators in New York City is updating its business operations by shifting to new cloud-based enterprise resource planning and student information systems.
Vernon College has selected a new student management platform in an effort to streamline registration across five locations and automate routine tasks.
Southwestern Community College in Creston, IA has upgraded its enterprise resource planning system, anticipating growth in its approximately 1,600-student enrollment.
