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Best of Breed versus Best of Suite
Bigger institutions are moving toward the ‘Best of Breed" approach while smaller institutions seem happy with a unified suite.
Read MoreIs open-source software in decline in HigherEd?
As Phil Hill mentioned in his post, there are a lot of discussions about the possible decline of open-source systems in HigherEd. Q: @Czernie Why are open source solutions on the decline and what can we do about this? #altc — ALT – alt.ac.uk (@A_L_T) September 4, 2019 Even if the discussion arose from a learning ... Is open-source software in decline in HigherEd? Read MoreHistorical SIS Market for HigherEd Institutions
We are happy to present the first version of this historical Student Information Systems graph.
Read MoreHackers Target Banner ERP Vulnerability
Ellucian's Banner has a market share that is just under 25% in North America. For this reason, the news that came out this week about hackers who have been targeting a vulnerability in one of its modules is alarming.
Read MoreThis Is What the K-12 SIS Market Looks Like
We currently have SIS data for over over 5,000 school districts that represent over 50,000,000 registered students in Canada and the USA.
Read MoreThe 100,000 Milestone
In the last few days, we hit the milestone of 100,000 listed products in our database.
Read MoreProgression of Cloud Hosting: Comparison of LMS Implementations
For HigherEd institutions, about 50% of new LMS implementations were cloud-hosted by 2010. For K-12 school districts, they crossed the 50% mark a bit later in 2012.
Read MoreSystem Implementation Trends in Canadian Institution
With CANHEIT-ARC 2019 just around the corner, we thought of looking at trends in system implementations within Canadian institutions.
Read MoreI thought MOOCs were dead!
For MOOCs, we can clearly see the rapid rise of the participating institutions until 2016. Since then, we see a flattening, not a crash.
Read MoreStudent Informations Systems by Degree Type
Degree type is a good indicator of SIS product selection but not as good an indicator as total enrollment size.
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