Tambellini Group Spotlight
May 14, 2019 — Irvington, Virginia — The Tambellini Group, the world’s leading and largest market research and advisory firm dedicated to
Financial and HR/HCM systems are two of the biggest enterprise applications for colleges and universities. Every school has a five- to ten-year strategy, and most are evaluating their legacy systems. They will modify their aging and heavily customized systems, move to the cloud, or choose a combination of the two. The Tambellini report helps them with these vital technology decisions.
The report is based on Tambellini’s unbiased research and extensive interviews and draws from its proprietary database, which includes data from more than 4,300 U.S. higher education institutions.
Key components of the publication include:
Institutions benefit from the report’s deep insight and competitive analysis that they simply cannot attain on their own. “An IT executive can’t just pick up the phone and get a briefing with a solution provider. We can and we do,” points out Mary Beth Cahill, VP Research. “We also speak with our institution members every day, conducting assessments and providing guidance as they make technology selections. So we know what vendors they are selecting, which have migrated to new platforms, the benefits, the challenges, and more. In other words, we’ve got pretty good reach.”
This year’s report has exciting enhancements and is delivered in a new format. Members received the main report containing market share and trends, and can look forward to eight individual vendor profiles and supporting materials coming soon.
The Tambellini Group is the only independent research and analyst firm solely focused on higher education. With a database of the technology selections of more than 18,900 global
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The Tambellini Group
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