2019 Student Systems U.S. Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders Report

Why Read This Report

Out of the three major enterprise software applications, it’s a well-known fact that the student system is the biggest and considered the engine running behind the whole campus. It’s responsible for recruiting, student records, curriculum management, registration, and so much more. For institutions evaluating their technology in the student space, timing could not be better. The Tambellini Group has just released its 2019 Student Systems U.S. Higher Education Market Share, Trends, and Leaders Report.

This will be its eleventh year members have access to this premium publication with current and historical data to compare and contrast trends in the marketplace, what selections institutions are making based on their size and type, and which vendors are increasing and decreasing in market share. New this year is a roadmap and 2018 in review for each of six vendors included in this report series.

Key Questions Answered:

• What are the student selection trends within higher education?
• Which vendors are gaining traction in the marketplace?
• Of the various institution types, which made the most student selections in 2018?
• What are the differences in institution buying approaches for finance, HR/HCM, and student software solutions?

Report Features

• Authors: Mary Beth Cahill, Vice President of Research, The Tambellini Group, and Vicki Tambellini, President and CEO, The Tambellini Group
• Report Length: 44 pages
• Report Availability: June 2019

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
2. The Tambellini Group Higher Education Market Definition
3. Market Trends for 2018 Student Systems Purchases
4. Making a Vendor Selection
5. 2018 U.S. Student Systems Selections by Institution Size
6. 2018 U.S. Student Systems Selections by Institution Type
7. U.S. Higher Education Total Student Systems Vendor Market Share
   1. Private, For-Profit
   2. Private, Not-For-Profit
   3. Public, Four-Year
   4. Public, Two-Year
8. Conclusion
   1. What’s Next from Tambellini on Student Systems