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68 institutions deploy entire ERP in the cloud

Jenzabar cloud offerings gain momentum across all platforms.

cloud-erp [1]Jenzabar, Inc., a provider of software, strategies, and services for higher education, announced that 68 higher education institutions have deployed their entire Jenzabar enterprise resource planning system (ERP) in the cloud.

Jenzabar offers cloud services for all solutions including Jenzabar ERPs, Jenzabar Recruitment, Jenzabar Retention, and Jenzabar Higher Reach, Jenzabar’s continuing education solution.

A total of 112 schools leverage Jenzabar Cloud and Managed Services for ERP, SIS, CRMs, and/or other applications, including 68 that have their entire system in the cloud, either as a SaaS or standard hosting.

“When cloud services first rolled out, some schools were not sure they were ready to trust that it would work for them. They doubted the security, speed, and potential money saving benefits the cloud can offer.

“Once they gave it a try, they were unhesitatingly ready to move forward on implementing cloud-based solutions,” said Ben Bassett, Vice President and General Manager of Jenzabar Managed Services. “We are finding that institutions of all types are becoming increasingly motivated to move to the cloud to help position themselves for the future.”

With Jenzabar Cloud and Managed Services, colleges and universities take advantage of additional IT resources to address their technology needs in a secure and affordable manner. Jenzabar’s cloud offering is scalable and resources can be determined and adjusted based on actual day-to-day usage or for peak demand periods, ensuring users get the best IT experience possible.

“Jenzabar Cloud is designed for both traditional ERP implementations and for the emerging demand around deploying solutions in a more modular or incremental strategy,” said Bassett. “We continue to collaborate with clients to deliver new services and create new opportunities for growth.”

Material from a press release was used in this report.