Ensure your institution’s data is accessible, reliable, and usable to drive effective decisions, efficiency, and innovation.
Avoid the pitfalls of haphazard data architecture. SIG’s data architects can design efficient, secure solutions to unlock your institution’s full potential.
Data architecture is crucial because it defines the structure, integration, and management of data within an organization, ensuring that data is accessible, reliable, and usable for decision-making, operational efficiency, and innovation.
SIG was hired to assist Portland State University (PSU) to improve their data-driven decision making business intelligence to remain competitive and financially...
UNWSP wanted to enhance student engagement by creating a seamless and transparent experience, from recruiting all the way through graduation. They knew...
Seton Hall relied on SIG’s thorough understanding of how to get data and documents out of UNICAS using the Liaison API’s and...
“SIG staff are competent, flexible, and willing to learn and adjust as needed to ensure client success. They are a true partner with Bucknell University in every sense of the word. I wish every vendor and vendor relationship were as productive and easy as our relationship with SIG.”
“Our ability to integrate data from a common application system with our CRM (Slate) was a milestone that we achieved largely due to our partnership with SIG. We have benefitted many times from our consultant’s knowledge, expertise, and support, both during and after engagements.”
“SIG Cyber has been instrumental in assisting our team with aligning our cybersecurity program with best practices. The services they have been able to provide such as framework/firewall assessments, penetration testing, and vCISO support have assisted our existing team members in improving our cybersecurity posture and meeting regulatory requirements.”
“By refining our goals with Salesforce, we’ve been able to achieve more than we’ve ever imagined, accomplishing more than 200 integrations and development projects in the last 3 years alone.”
“We engaged with RHB because we had lost our way in communicating our uniqueness. While our goal was of course to revolutionize our marketing efforts in order to drive better outcomes; the goal behind the goal was to get back to communicating to the mind, the body and the spirit. To create a feeling of nostalgia for a possible future as a Seattle U student and a sense of belonging in our innovative and progressive, Jesuit and Catholic community situated in the best neighborhood in the best city on earth. Our RHB team called us into coherence and to excellence at the confluence of CRM technology and the human experience. Their support, guidance, and innovative thinking has already transformed the way we approach enrollment marketing and recruitment.”
“We simply would not have been able to do our Slate implementation without our partners from SIG. Their knowledge of Banner, Slate, and our business processes made it so that we were successful and met all of our implementation goals. Not only did they help us with the implementation, but they also helped us streamline some of our processes by leveraging their experience with other institutions. We are thankful for our relationship with SIG and will continue to utilize them for ongoing support and projects. We already have our next project with them scheduled to launch this summer.”
“The team from SIG were wonderful partners. They were technical experts, process developers, vision creators, software liaisons, and overall champions for student centered change. I appreciated SIG’s ability to see the big picture and also dive deep into the weeds with our team.”
“The consolidation of the legacy Banner systems is a significant step toward realization of a long-term benefit for the SU System. The new Banner platform will facilitate operational efficiencies across campuses and create opportunities for greater economies of scale due to cost savings from duplicative expenses. Students will enjoy consistent academic experiences regardless of location, and common business processes will enable campuses.”
