Hyland Software
Universities Continuing to Enroll OnBase
Published in Lab Law Weekly, February 27th, 2009
The race to get the best students is more competitive -- and more challenging -- than ever. Government funding continues to decline. Donors are tapped out and existing endowments are running dry. So how do universities stay ahead in this tough race' The answer, for many, is by becoming more efficient and finding innovative ways to do much more with much less. Specifically, what several of these universities are doing is choosing the ECM software suite, OnBase(R).
"The universities I speak with are dealing with rising expectations and falling budgets," said Ian Levine, director of higher education solutions for Hyland Software. "They are receiving more applications than...
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Source: Lab Law Weekly (2009-02-27)
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