Superior education built on data intelligence and insights
University and college leaders are responsible for a lot: both running a business and ensuring superior learning. ibi’s higher education platform streamlines all of it, helping school executives achieve operational efficiency and maximize revenue, while tracking admissions, managing faculty, and improving student outcomes. Standing out from other institutions is hard, but with a seamless data and analytics platform that delivers real-time information across departments, building a stellar reputation is easier than ever.
How we help
Ensure student success
Gain an in-depth understanding of your student body and faculty with real-time information and insights that track performance and enrollment, help proactively identify at-risk students, and plug in to any learning management system.
Complete view of financial performance
Drive better financial and operational performance with secure, role-based, self-service access to analytics. See any workforce, streamline compliance and regulatory reporting, and improve asset and facility allocation and usage.
Academic Alliance Program access
Facilitate real-life learning opportunities for students with the Academic Alliance Program, which teaches transferable data and analytics skills and sources job placement opportunities.
Higher education is an industry that could massively benefit from AI, but how?
Education is a complex industry with no one-size-fits-all solution for students or institutions. So how can big data and analytics help? In this white paper, we’ll address some of the specific challenges academic institutions face (they’re complex!) and how the right data technology tools can help these same organizations succeed.
Download the white paper to learn more.
Case Studies
Colorado State University
The Challenge
Colorado State University is a sprawling institution of 33,000 students, eight colleges, and four state agencies administered by the school. Over the years, its myriad departments and entities had spawned more than 15,000 separate reports generated by multiple systems that frequently produced conflicting information. The university recognized that it was time to create an analytics platform that would improve data quality, simplify reporting, and make information more easily available, inside the institution and out.
Even people who have a modest level of technical proficiency can get the data they need. When people come to meetings all the numbers are correct and consistent.”
Melissa Hein
Budget Analyst
Colorado State University
The Results
Consolidated reports
Public access
Backend efficiency
Building toward the future
The solution gathers data from all existing systems and lays the groundwork for useful applications, e.g., predictive modelling.
Demo Gallery
Check out our interactive demo gallery to see data and analytics solutions for higher education institutions.
Texas A&M University-Commerce
The Challenge
Texas A&M University-Commerce realized that it needed much more sophisticated tools to aggregate and analyze data in order to innovate, cut costs, and meet the state’s extensive reporting requirements. The 12,000-student school, which is a 90-minute drive northeast of Dallas, had an array of (often old) computer systems servicing different functions. Even preparing the daily report comparing current enrollment to the previous year took an analyst five hours in Excel. “Our data was hidden, disjointed, and siloed, making it hard to determine whether or not we were doing a good job meeting the goals we had set for our campus,” said Shonda Gibson, associate vice chancellor of academic affairs for The Texas A&M University System.
We’re not only data-driven; our data has made us a more insightful organization. ibi helps us to continually improve and to accomplish our mission, which is to serve students and help them to transform their lives.”
Shonda Gibson
Associate Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs
Texas A&M University-Commerce
The Results
Lower-cost degrees
Increased graduation rates
Marketable-skill development
Serving 144 programs university-wide
ibi analytics platform allows Texas A&M Commerce the ability to collect and disseminate data from around the university.
