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VenturEd Solutions and the art of getting families through the door
A school can win a family’s heart and still lose them in the forms. VenturEd Solutions connects admissions, financial aid and tuition billing to make the journey from first inquiry to first day less of an obstacle course.
Fame sells the part of education nobody puts on the brochure
Career schools teach people to cut hair, care for patients and master a trade. Fame handles the student records, financial aid and regulatory chores that help those schools keep teaching.
Campus Management and the student who lived in three databases
A college can know your grades, your tuition balance and your email address without quite knowing you. Campus Management built a business around closing that gap - then its own story became a lesson in institutional memory.
Education Software Solutions wants to move the school office into the cloud
The company behind SIMS helped make school administration digital. Now, inside ParentPay Group, it must modernise a familiar system while giving schools fresh reasons to stay.
Tribal Group’s £66.5 Million Bet on Making University Software Boring Again
After one costly implementation failed and a £172.3 million takeover fell short, Tribal found a less theatrical growth plan: move the software universities cannot switch off into the cloud - carefully, repeatedly and on subscription.
ParentSquare Put Every School Message in One Place. The Trick Was Letting Parents Ignore the App.
Schools had a communication problem disguised as an app problem. ParentSquare turned fragmented notices, forms, payments and attendance nudges into one district system - and learned that charging money could build more trust than giving software away.
Campus Connect Is Buying the Boring Software Colleges Cannot Turn Off
The Miami holding company is assembling financial aid, admissions and student-system businesses without erasing the names on the door. Its bet is simple: in higher education, continuity can be more valuable than disruption.