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October 15, 2020
Episode 64: The Future Tech Stack of Colleges and Universities - How to Build an Empowering, "All-On-One" System | The Enrollify Podcast

The Future Tech Stack of Colleges and Universities - How to Build an Empowering, "All-On-One" System

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About the Episode

In today's new virtual-admissions world we're living in, having software that empowers enrollment management teams to design a remarkable, personalized, and student-success-oriented admissions experience is a "must-have," not a "want-to-have."

Cornelia Anderson, Co-Founder and CEO of Verity IQ joins Zach in this week's episode to chat about how the next wave of CRMs, SIS's, and other university-wide apps and software must be built within a framework of "all-on-one" instead of the traditional "all-in-one" framework. In other words, integrations with easy-to-access API's are the future. 

Ideally, all staff members at a college would be able to use whichever marketing tool, social tool, etc., that they'd like and be able to efficiently reference the core system or record. Don't miss the episode for a critical discussion about the power of a truly integrated, enterprise-wide system for all university departments and teams.

People in this episode

Host

Seth Odell is Founder and CEO of Kanahoma, the fastest growing digital marketing agency in higher education, and host of The Higher Ed Pulse.

Mallory Willsea is a strategist and consultant working at the intersection of higher education.

Interviewee

Cornelia Anderson

Cornelia Anderson has a passion for higher education, and her main career goal is to promote innovation in technology for schools, colleges, and universities. Over the past two decades, Cornelia has worked with educational institutions in various roles assisting with the development, integration, and management of student information systems and products. For the past 6 years, as co-founder of Verity IQ, Cornelia’s focus has been on building software solutions to help schools streamline the way they communicate with prospective, current, and former students to ensure the best possible experience.

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