Campus Management Corp.

Campus Management Corp.
Type Private
Industry Higher Education, Nonprofit and Industry Software Solutions
Headquarters Boca Raton, Florida, USA
Employees 750+
Website [1]

Campus Management Corp. is a private company that provides software solutions and services to more than 1,700 colleges, universities, foundations, and other companies. Over 75% of the largest US-based proprietary and online colleges use Campus Management's student information system (CampusVue Student) to unite academics and administration on a single platform. Additional offerings include Talisma Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) and Talisma Fundraising (formerly Donor2) for higher education, health care, community services, arts and cultural, and faith-based organizations.

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History

Headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, Campus Management began in 1988 as a consultancy for customizing accounting software. A few engagements with operators of small, proprietary vocational schools made it clear to founder, David Meek, that owners of these trade colleges struggled with being both educators and administrators to fast-growing and increasingly regulated businesses. Meek acquired the firm and re-branded it into a specialized provider of administrative software systems to proprietary postsecondary schools. This sector underwent rapid consolidation in the 1990s, yielding many of today's Wall Street-traded enrollment leaders in for-profit education: Career Education Corporation, Corinthian Colleges, Kaplan University (part of The Washington Post company), Education Management Corporation, Keiser University, and others.

In 1999, the company released what is now its flagship product, CampusVue student information system. Characterized by a design that permitted large education companies having many brands of schools and nontraditional academic terms to operate on a single database, CampusVue became a product of choice across the U.S. for-profit education sector. CampusVue subsequently was selected by traditional nonprofit colleges in the early 2000s, making Campus Management a competitor to Datatel, PeopleSoft (and then Oracle), and Sungard. In 2007, the IMS Global Learning Consortium ranked CampusVue as the top-rated student information system in higher education [cf. http://www.imsglobal.org/pressreleases/pr070212.html].

The company's innovations for education include the first two-way integration of a commercial student administrative system and portals with the Moodle community source Course Management System, announced in 2008 [cf. http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-177404354.html]. As early as 2003, the company introduced fully online e-advising and degree audit capabilities for students who might be re-thinking their majors.

In 2008, Campus Management acquired from nGenera Corporation the Talisma brand and Talisma Corporation Pvt. Ltd. in Bangalore and its higher education business unit based in Bellevue, Washington. Assets included nGenera’s Talisma CRM software, which was in use at Florida Atlantic University, University of Alabama, Texas A&M - Brownsville, Johnson & Wales, and other leading institutions. Talisma CRM, or Constituent Relationship Management, is a product useful in "strategic enrollment management," which is a concept for continuously improving student recruiting and retention.

Earlier that same year, Campus Management reached a definitive agreement to be acquired by Leeds Equity Partners. Leeds Equity is a New York-based private equity firm focused on investments in the education, training and information and business services industries. With the transaction, Timothy B. Loomer, formerly CEO of Scantron Corporation, succeeded founder David Meek as president and chief executive officer.

Solutions

CampusVue Student - the company's flagship student information system (SIS)
Talisma CRM - software for constituent relationship management (CRM) that integrates touchpoints, personalizes communications, and speeds services
Talisma Fundraising - advanced software tools for major gifts, planned giving, honors and memorials, online giving, event management, volunteer management, and more
CampusLink Web Services - integration of popular software tools without custom programming
CampusNet IT Services (Hosting and SaaS) - clients can choose to have solutions on-premise or on-demand over the Internet
CampusVue Finance, HR & Payroll - for digitizing and centralizing HR, financials, payroll and enabling employee self-service
CampusVue e-Learning Solutions (using Moodle, eCollege, Blackboard, or other LMS)
CampusVue Performance Analytics - provides 360 degree view of business operations with dynamic reporting tools and dashboards for KPIs
CampusVue Portal - On-demand access to services over the Web for constituents

Clients

Clients include:
A.T. Still University
Baker University
Bridgepoint Education
Corinthian Colleges
DeVry University
Duke University
Florida State University
Gilmore Keyboard Festival
Grand Canyon University
The Grameen Foundation
Huertas Junior College
Indiana University
Johnson & Wales University
Kaplan University
Lancaster Bible & Graduate School
Medical College of Georgia Foundation
Mercer University
Orange County (FL) Public Schools (OCPS)
Outward Bound
Remington College
Santa Barbara Business College
Strayer University
Texas A&M University
University of Alabama
University of Illinois
University of Notre Dame
University of Ottawa
University System of Georgia

In the news

  1. Ohio University to Use Campus Management's Talisma CRM to Help Recruit Students
  2. Talisma CRM Launches in the United Kingdom
  3. University of Notre Dame and Campus Management Announce Expansion of CRM Platform
  4. Indiana University and Campus Management enter landmark alliance to expand Talisma CRM system wide
  5. Orange County (FL) Public Schools (OCPS) Selects CampusVue Student as its Career College Student Information System

External links

  1. Company website
  2. The CampusVue Ecosystem: Student Centered Solutions (on YouTube)
  3. Archived Webinars: How to Protect Your School's Online Reputation (3 part series)
  4. Client presentations at EDUCAUSE 2009: A.T. Still University, University of Ottawa, IUPUI
  5. Facebook fan page
  6. IMS Global Learning Consortium Releases February 2007 Learning Technology Trends Report and LearnSat Ratings