Student Information System Implementations Under Limited Resources
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The document discusses strategies for successful student information system implementations at small institutions with limited resources and budgets. It provides an overview of considerations such as cost-benefit analysis, strategic planning, reviewing business processes, risk management, gap analysis, timing, and requests for proposals. Implementation strategies discussed include vendor selection, project management, budget management, organizational change management, communication plans, technical support, data validation, and training. Post-implementation tips are also provided such as managing upgrades/releases and vendor relations.
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