Welcome to the 2025 Rocky Mountain Cybersecurity Symposium + RMUG
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Is your institution beginning to explore the potential benefits of moving to Ellucian SaaS? Or have you begun your journey and you’re looking for proven actions to support your modernization efforts? This session will offer key strategies for jump-starting and enhancing the success of your Ellucian SaaS journey, through effective sponsorship and stakeholder engagement, readiness initiatives, and implementation planning and execution. Participants will take away actionable strategies for charting their course to Ellucian SaaS!
This session will present a comprehensive approach to data migration methodology, focusing on profiling and analysis to identify and resolve risks, automated data clean-up using scripting tools, ETL processes involving extraction, mapping, and iterative transformation, and rigorous quality assurance and verification through repository checks and output reconciliation. The presentation will highlight the processes and techniques essential for maintaining data integrity and achieving successful system migrations.
Data alone doesn’t drive change—insight does. This session,will explore how colleges and universities can transform raw data into meaningful guidance for institutional decision-making. From operational efficiency to student success strategies, she will walk through how analytics can support informed leadership and long-term planning. Drawing on real-world examples, including a platform licensed by Gillette College today, the session highlights practical ways to integrate data insights into everyday processes. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how to apply analytics within their own institutional context to produce real, measurable impact.
