Universities in Indiana, North Dakota, New York Deploy Oracle Software
By: Dian Schaffhauser
8/4/2008
Four institutions of higher education--
Anderson University, the
North Dakota University System,
Indiana University, and
City University of New York--have gone public with their deployments of software from
Oracle. They're among 13 colleges and universities that have recently implemented or selected applications from the vendor.
Anderson
University, a private university of 2,700 undergraduate and graduate
students in central Indiana, is implementing Oracle's PeopleSoft
Enterprise Campus Solutions, PeopleSoft Enterprise Financial Management
and PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management to improve service
to students, faculty, and staff and reduce expense. The university has
gone live on modules for recruiting and admissions, registrar, finance,
and student financials. Anderson is implementing the solutions with the
assistance of consulting firm
MIS.
"With
Oracle, we are able to manage our student services and business
operations more efficiently and effectively than ever before," said
Michael E. Collette, VP, Enrollment Management and Information Systems.
The
North Dakota University System (NDUS), an 11-institution public
education system, including comprehensive research intensive
universities, recently completed an upgrade to PeopleSoft Enterprise
Campus Solutions 9.0 with the help of Oracle Consulting. The NDUS uses
Campus Solutions for several functions, including admissions,
recruitment, student records, and financial aid. The implementation is
part of ConnectND, a joint project between NDUS and the North Dakota
state government to replace legacy academic and state government
applications with an integrated suite composed of PeopleSoft Enterprise
Campus Solutions, Enterprise Financial Management, and Enterprise Human
Capital Management.
Indiana University (IU), with 99,000
students on its eight campuses, recently upgraded to PeopleSoft
Enterprise Campus Solutions 9.0, providing admissions, academic, and
transfer credit information to administrative staff, faculty and
advisors in a self-service format. The "Faculty Center" allows faculty
to manage student and advisee-related activities, view complete weekly
teaching schedules and class details, search for courses, and enter
grades in a class roster. The new "Student Center" tools, "Enrollment
Shopping Cart" and "My Planner," lets students plan their schedules in
advance of registration appointments.