"A new special report from Inside Higher Ed looks at how outdated campus systems threaten institutional missions, especially success for modern learners: first-generation, transfer and adult students. It explores not just the root causes of siloed systems, redundant processes and layers of bureaucratic red tape that plague so many institutions but also solutions. Through data, case studies and expert insights,"
"Through data, case studies and expert insights, " Seamless by Design: Reducing Friction Through Smarter Campus Systems " shows how colleges and universities can break through institutional complexity and clear a path for a better student and staff experience. By streamlining workflows, integrating systems and aligning technology with modern learner and staff needs, colleges and universities can reduce friction at every touch point-leading to stronger retention, improved outcomes and healthier, more sustainable operations."
Outdated, siloed campus systems undermine institutional missions and create barriers for modern learners, especially first-generation, transfer, and adult students. Root causes include siloed systems, redundant processes, and layers of bureaucratic red tape that complicate workflows. Data, case studies, and expert insights identify strategies to reduce friction through streamlined workflows, integrated systems, and aligned technology. Aligning technology with modern learner and staff needs reduces friction at every touch point and supports stronger retention, improved outcomes, and more sustainable operations. Implementing these solutions can break through institutional complexity and improve both student and staff experiences.
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