Lone Star College System Turns to Oracle to Support Enrollment Growth
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REDWOOD SHORES, CA -- 08/11/09 --
Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL)
News Facts
- Lone Star College
System (LSCS), one of the largest and fastest growing community college
systems in the country, has selected a comprehensive suite of Oracle®
applications to help meet the changing needs of its students, faculty and
staff, as well as support projected enrollment growth of 3,000 new students
every year.
- The 18-month implementation will include Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Financial Management,
PeopleSoft Enterprise Supply Chain Management,
PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Capital Management,
PeopleSoft Enterprise Campus Solutions,
PeopleSoft Enterprise Performance Management Warehouse and
PeopleSoft Enterprise Campus Solutions Warehouse, as well as Oracle's Hyperion
Planning. This integrated solution will provide LSCS with an
integrated administrative system that supports agility, innovation and
enhanced decision making -- sustaining the growth and business
transformation that LSCS plans to undertake.
- LSCS will work with Oracle Consulting to implement the applications
system-wide for all five colleges -- replacing an existing Datatel
system.
- The Oracle applications will enhance service to more than 52,000 LSCS
students per semester and streamline operational processes for more than
5,000 employees.
- Lone Star College System consists of five colleges including
LSC-CyFair, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-Montgomery, LSC-North Harris and LSC-Tomball.
With more than 52,000 students in credit classes, LSCS is the largest
institution of higher education in the Houston area and third largest
community college system in Texas.
Supporting Quotes
- "Our continuous and rapid growth in enrollment and renewed focus on
student success were our main drivers for change. We had to either get an
entirely new system or re-implement the legacy administrative system.
After a fast yet comprehensive evaluation, we determined that Oracle
offered an attractive rapid development solution and proved to be a better
long-term strategic fit for our goals compared to the competition," said
Shah Ardalan, vice chancellor and chief information officer, Lone Star
College System. "Lone Star College System is positioning itself to be the
premier college system in the country and we strategically selected Oracle
to be our partner in this journey."
- "Oracle is dedicated to meeting the unique needs of community colleges
-- helping them move forward to support growth and operate cost-effectively
to manage limited budgets. Like many community colleges, Lone Star College
System is facing growing enrollments and realizing the limitations of its
legacy systems to scale. At the same time, it is working to achieve its
goal of becoming the best college system in the country," said Steve
Koporec, vice president, applications, Oracle Higher Education. "We are
committed to helping Lone Star achieve its goals and admire the
comprehensive evaluation process it has already undertaken. In the coming
months, Oracle will work closely with Lone Star, and we look forward to a
successful implementation."
Supporting Resources
Oracle Innovation Showcase
For more than 32 years, Oracle has been a technology innovator,
transforming the way business is conducted. To learn about Oracle's latest
technologies, visit the Innovation Showcase during the
100 days before Oracle OpenWorld. See oracle.com/innovation for more
information.
About Oracle
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For more information about Oracle, please visit our Web site at
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