Higher Education

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Student Records

While primary student records are in the form of structured data, many records are unstructured content such as scanned documents, forms and letters as well as captured emails; examples include equivalency documentation, supplementary admission records, records of external work from outside organizations, program changes and granted exceptions, as well as leave, withdrawal, and re-admission records. Content management systems to capture such records that are available to institutional staff in different departments facilitate centralization and completeness records, which in turn enable appropriate integrated archiving.

ECM solutions from Open Text for student records deliver this functionality with the following components:

Supplemented by Business Content (e.g., predefined workflows) to give you a head-start in configuring workstreams and processes, Consulting Services, Training and Support tailored to meet your requirements.

Meet your Goals

Goal: Improved student records management
Key Performance Indicator: Improved processing rates per clerical staff member

Goal: Greater integration of student records
Key Performance Indicator: Successful new integrations with pre-existing databases

Goal: Greater availability of records
Key Performance Indicator: Larger number of users from a wider range of departments have secure access

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