The July 15 edition of eCampus News features an article highlighting that some universities have begun to implement big data and analytics master's degree programs in partnership with vendors such as Oracle.

The July 15 edition of eCampus News features an article highlighting that some universities have begun to implement big data and analytics master's degree programs in partnership with vendors such as Oracle.

The August 1 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting how Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is changing its student orientation protocol from a manual system to a more technologically-friendly advising and registration experience. The article notes that the University uses Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions to speed up the process of student check-in and to provide more accurate and up-to-date orientation forms on tablet computers.

The August 4 edition of eCampus News includes the following article highlighting how technology can enhance education. The article, a byline from Alison Miller, vice president of Oracle Academy, focused on teacher training flexibility, educational self-study tools to complement classroom lessons, and online communities to connect peers and mentors.

The August 7 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting Montclair State University's adoption of Oracle's PeopleSoft Financial Management System (FMS).  PeopleSoft FMS will enable Montclair to make optimal financial decisions, develop effective short- and long-term strategies to support the university's growth and emerging needs, and to integrate and streamline financial processes across departments.  The university plans to complete the first phase of implementation by July 2015, and the full implementation by January 2016.

The Sept. 8 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting the University of Berkeley's implementation of Oracle Grant Management and upgrade to Oracle PeopleSoft Financials 9.2. The article notes that UC Berkeley successfully upgraded ahead of schedule and under budget, and is looking to add even more functionality through 2015.

The Sept. 8 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting the University of Berkeley's implementation of Oracle Grant Management and upgrade to Oracle PeopleSoft Financials 9.2. The article notes that UC Berkeley successfully upgraded ahead of schedule and under budget, and is looking to add even more functionality through 2015.

The Sept. 12 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting what products and social networks higher education institutions prefer to connect with alumni through.  The article notes that Oracle is the fourth most popular database product according to a Graduway snapshot survey.

The Sept. 12 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting what products and social networks higher education institutions prefer to connect with alumni through.  The article notes that Oracle is the fourth most popular database product according to a Graduway snapshot survey.

The Sept. 29 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting the University of Florida's next donation that will be used to purchase a big data machine. The article notes that data will come from multiple sources, including Oracle.

The Sept. 29 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting the University of Florida's next donation that will be used to purchase a big data machine. The article notes that data will come from multiple sources, including Oracle.

The Sept. 30 edition of Education Dive includes the following article highlighting the important news from EDUCAUSE 2014. The article highlights Oracle's press release about its Customer Strategic Design Program and partnership with Internet2.

The Sept. 30 edition of Education Dive includes the following article highlighting the important news from EDUCAUSE 2014. The article highlights Oracle's press release about its Customer Strategic Design Program and partnership with Internet2.

The Sept. 30 edition of Inside Higher Ed features the following article highlighting innovations that will affect the future of higher education. The article highlights The University of Virginia's usage of Oracle's Hyperion performance management software and services to optimize its curriculum.

The Sept. 30 edition of Inside Higher Ed features the following article highlighting innovations that will affect the future of higher education. The article highlights The University of Virginia's usage of Oracle's Hyperion performance management software and services to optimize its curriculum.

The Sept. 30 edition of ZDNet includes the following article highlighting Oracle's software updates and mobile strategy. The article notes that Oracle has education as a key bullet point on the long-term roadmap for ERP Cloud with key functionalities targeting the higher education sector to support grants management and project-based funding. The article also notes that a new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud, is under development. This article also appears in ATB Media: .

The Sept. 30 edition of ZDNet includes the following article highlighting Oracle's software updates and mobile strategy. The article notes that Oracle has education as a key bullet point on the long-term roadmap for ERP Cloud with key functionalities targeting the higher education sector to support grants management and project-based funding. The article also notes that a new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud, is under development. This article also appears in ATB Media: .

The September edition of University Business includes the following article that highlights how universities are processing and approving faculty sabbaticals. The article focuses on the ways universities can make sabbaticals more meaningful, widely-understood by the community, and cost-efficient. The article notes that the University of District of Columbia and California State University implemented Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management to help HR employees track leave and sabbatical requests.

The Oct. 1 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting recent Oracle press releases at EDUCAUSE. The article specifically mentions Oracle's Customer Strategic Design Program, partnership with Internet2, and Oracle Student Cloud development.

The Oct. 1 edition of Campus Technology includes the following article highlighting recent Oracle press releases at EDUCAUSE. The article specifically mentions Oracle's Customer Strategic Design Program, partnership with Internet2, and Oracle Student Cloud development.

The July 1 edition of Campus Technology features an article highlighting that worldwide integrated infrastructure and platforms accounted for 653.8 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments in just the first quarter of 2014. The article cites Oracle as the number one integrated platform vendor.

The July 1 edition of Campus Technology features an article highlighting that worldwide integrated infrastructure and platforms accounted for 653.8 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments in just the first quarter of 2014. The article cites Oracle as the number one integrated platform vendor.

The July 2014 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that many universities are beginning to implement electronic transcript capabilities to decrease costs and serve students more quickly. The article notes that Arizona State University is using e-transcript data for its Transfer Admission Guarantee program and uses Oracle's PeopleSoft, its student information system, to send automatic updates to community college students each semester to track progress toward an ASU degree.

The July 2014 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting that many universities are beginning to implement electronic transcript capabilities to decrease costs and serve students more quickly. The article notes that Arizona State University is using e-transcript data for its Transfer Admission Guarantee program and uses Oracle's PeopleSoft, its student information system, to send automatic updates to community college students each semester to track progress toward an ASU degree.

The June 27 edition of University Business included an article on the University of Djibouti's selection of Oracle Sun X3-2, PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, Oracle Database, Oracle WebLogic and Oracle WebCenter.

The June 27 edition of University Business included an article on the University of Djibouti's selection of Oracle Sun X3-2, PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, Oracle Database, Oracle WebLogic and Oracle WebCenter.

The June 9 edition of Computerworld includes the following article based on an interview with Brian Haugabrook, interim CIO, Valdosta State University, on how the university plans to implement an effective IT operation that will provide officials more ways to reach out to students who are at risk of failing.  The article further discusses the university's decision to implement Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, Oracle Application Express and Oracle Endeca Information Discovery to help support its plan to improve student retention and success. The article notes that since implementation of these tools, the university has seen an increase in retention rates and passing grades.

The June 9 edition of Computerworld includes the following article based on an interview with Brian Haugabrook, interim CIO, Valdosta State University, on how the university plans to implement an effective IT operation that will provide officials more ways to reach out to students who are at risk of failing.  The article further discusses the university's decision to implement Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, Oracle Application Express and Oracle Endeca Information Discovery to help support its plan to improve student retention and success. The article notes that since implementation of these tools, the university has seen an increase in retention rates and passing grades.

The June 2 edition of Employee Benefit News includes the following article highlighting the University of Wisconsin-Madison's decision to move away from a state-based HR system and implement a more cutting-edge management system. The article highlights the university's current use of Oracle PeopleSoft payroll and benefit modules. The article further discusses the university's plan to implement training, performance management and applicant tracking systems to help manage more than 30,000 employees.

The June 2 edition of Employee Benefit News includes the following article highlighting the University of Wisconsin-Madison's decision to move away from a state-based HR system and implement a more cutting-edge management system. The article highlights the university's current use of Oracle PeopleSoft payroll and benefit modules. The article further discusses the university's plan to implement training, performance management and applicant tracking systems to help manage more than 30,000 employees.

The May 22 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting the "Student Information Systems (SIS) U.S. Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders" report by The Tambellini Group.  The report found that Oracle dominated SIS growth in 2013 with 40 percent of purchases - most notably at large institutions like Harvard, Penn State, and the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.  The article includes comment from Michael Büsges, enterprise project director, Penn State, who notes that Oracle's system is the most cost effective and least risky.

The May 22 edition of University Business includes the following article highlighting the "Student Information Systems (SIS) U.S. Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders" report by The Tambellini Group.  The report found that Oracle dominated SIS growth in 2013 with 40 percent of purchases - most notably at large institutions like Harvard, Penn State, and the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.  The article includes comment from Michael Büsges, enterprise project director, Penn State, who notes that Oracle's system is the most cost effective and least risky.

The April 28 edition of The Chronicle of Higher Education includes the following article highlighting the open-source software market in higher education, with a focus on the Kuali Foundation.  The article includes comment based on an interview with Mark Armstrong, vice president for higher education product development, Oracle, who notes that when building an ERP-scale product via open-source, it is really difficult to sustain long term.  Additionally, the article further discusses that Oracle remains a big supporter of community-sourced projects and that Kuali has produced interesting and creative work, challenging the notion that the ERP marketplace lacks competition and that for-profit vendors mercilessly bilk colleges.

The April 28 edition of The Chronicle of Higher Education includes the following article highlighting the open-source software market in higher education, with a focus on the Kuali Foundation.  The article includes comment based on an interview with Mark Armstrong, vice president for higher education product development, Oracle, who notes that when building an ERP-scale product via open-source, it is really difficult to sustain long term.  Additionally, the article further discusses that Oracle remains a big supporter of community-sourced projects and that Kuali has produced interesting and creative work, challenging the notion that the ERP marketplace lacks competition and that for-profit vendors mercilessly bilk colleges.