The Technical College System of Georgia, one of the first College Systems to implement Oracle Student Management Cloud (SMC), has selected Highstreet as their implementation partner for their Oracle SMC project.
Highstreet and the Town of Mount Pleasant are celebrating a successful go-live of the town's Oracle ERP Cloud and Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service implementation project in the midst of a global pandemic.
As Oracle announces their planned quarterly application releases, businesses need to be aware of what these changes could mean for their Oracle Cloud platform applications. Whether the release contains updates, new features, or changes to old features, not keeping up with each of these releases could result in confusion for your employees and growing inefficiencies in your business. Unfortunately, it can take a lot of time that you and your team may not have to interpret and maximize the benefits of these Oracle releases.
Spring Arbor University Selects Highstreet for the First Ever Full-Suite Oracle Cloud Implementation
A frontrunner in innovation and student engagement, Spring Arbor University (SAU) is paving the way forward to be the first ever full-suite Oracle Cloud implementation. Highstreet has been selected as the chosen partner for SAU's upcoming implementation which includes Oracle ERP Cloud, Enterprise Performance Management, Human Capital Management, Oracle Student Cloud: Student Financial Planning, and Student Management as well as Customer Experience: Oracle Cloud CX and Oracle Eloqua.
One of the first Community Colleges to implement Oracle Student Financial Planning (SFP), Lorain County Community College (LCCC) has selected Highstreet as their implementation partner for their Oracle SFP project.
Highstreet’s Extended Cloud Service (ECS) is designed to support the ongoing needs of Oracle Cloud customers. While Cloud SaaS solutions require dramatically less maintenance and upkeep, there are reoccurring tasks that need to be performed to keep the product technically current and up-to-date. Quarterly updates, operational issues with interfaces and customizations, and user’s evolving business needs are issues that can prove highly impactful for Oracle Cloud Suite customers.
