Higher education institutions are grappling with a startling reality: administrative costs have increased by 221% over the past three decades, far outpacing tuition growth and student enrollment. Meanwhile, Educational institutions are spending an average of 15-20% of their annual budget

Here's a reality check: According to a recent EDUCAUSE study, 68% of educational institutions that implement ERP systems without proper readiness assessment face budget overruns exceeding 40% of their original investment.  That's not just a statistic—it's a wake-up call. Unfortunately, the higher

According to a recent study by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), administrative costs now account for nearly 40% of total university expenditures—a figure that has doubled over the past three decades. While institutions pour resources

Institutions Need to Understand This: Our education system is built on the principle that students must first clear standardized exams and meet predefined criteria before gaining admission to any institution. Without qualifying, there’s no entry—fair enough, right? But here’s the irony: while

Blog Synopsis-  It's easy to overlook things that fall just outside our line of sight—especially when we're caught up in day-to-day tasks. Often, we avoid putting in extra effort unless absolutely necessary. Usually, there's nothing wrong with that. But not when it

“Colleges lose nearly 10% of admitted students due to inefficient onboarding and unclear communication.” – National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) The Hidden Gaps in Your Admissions Process At a mid-sized university in Southeast Asia, the admissions team was celebrating another year

"Technology will not replace great educators, but technology in the hands of great educators can be transformational." — George Couros Overview-  Imagine a scenario in a prestigious university in the Middle East that faced a crisis. Their student enrollment had grown 3x

Overview-  "In education, timely data isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity." The day has started. The Academic Dean at a top university needs updated enrollment numbers before an urgent strategy meeting. Meanwhile, the Finance Head is chasing the latest fee collection summary, and