Unveiling Third-Party Data Analytics Vendors: A Study on University Partnerships
Explore the dynamics and impact of third-party vendors in data analytics as examined through the lens of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's collaborations. Discover key vendors, such as EAB and Weave, and gain insights on leveraging academic performance solutions and predictive analytics for student success. Learn valuable observations and lessons for implementing such partnerships successfully.
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Third Party Vendors for Data Analytics: Friend or Foe? APLU CIMA Gesele Durham, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Vendors at UW-Milwaukee EAB Student Success Collaborative Guide Academic Performance Solutions Tool Weave Online Digital Measures Hobsons CRM
EAB: Student Success Collaborative Advising Management, Scheduling, Notes Coordinated Care Predictive Analytics re: student success Progress Reports (Early Alerts) Campaigns
EAB: Guide Companion to SSC Student facing mobile app Journeys : milestones and reminders
EAB: Academic Performance Solutions Combines silos of data Student HR Budget and Finance For senior level decision makers Strategic use of data normalized across the university
Observations and Lessons Dedicated consultant and service team EAB best practice research Tools at various stages of readiness Institution must be able/willing to invest to achieve results Establishing appropriate internal infrastructure critical Communicating priority and nature of investment to ensure buy-in
