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Next Generation Administrative Systems: Philosophy, Principles, and Technology
| Title: | Next Generation Administrative Systems: Philosophy, Principles, and Technology (ID: ERB0719) | | Author(s): | Richard Spencer (The University of British Columbia) and Ted Dodds (The University of British Columbia) | | Origin: | Documents Contributed by ECAR, Research Bulletins (09/11/2007) | | Type: | Articles, Papers, and Reports | | Abstract: | It is time to think differently about administrative systems in colleges and universities. Using the Kuali Student Service System as an illustration, this ECAR research bulletin discusses a vision, and a set of functional and technical principles, for the next generation of administrative systems. Although the vision and principles are being developed for a new student system, they can serve as a framework for the development of an administrative system in any area of higher education. They are also a guide to what to look for in planning to select and implement a next generation vendor-supplied administrative system.
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