Boomi Empowers UTS To Improve Student Experience, Operational Efficiency
KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 (Bernama) -- Boomi, the intelligent integration and automation leader, announced the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has leveraged the Boomi Enterprise Platform to strengthen its competitive position.
By adopting a data-centric approach, UTS has improved its student experience and streamlined administrative processes.
Boomi Chief Technology Officer, APJ, David Irecki commented on the competitive advantages gained by UTS through its investment in Boomi’s intelligent data platform.
“By investing in the intelligence and simplicity of its data framework, UTS has not only strengthened its front-facing ability to attract and retain students but also added strength to its back-end information technology (IT) environment as the university expands,” added Irecki in a statement.
The Australian university enrols more than 40,000 students, creating copious data for the university to store, orchestrate, and use to power decisions and programs.
Underpinned by its competitive goals to attract and retain students, the university embarked on a digital transformation project to modernise its technology environment and create a data-centric ecosystem, designed to promote the student experience.
UTS introduced Boomi Managed Cloud Services (MCS), a multi-tenant cloud platform optimised for data integration in Amazon Web Services. This became the foundation for one of the university’s largest technology projects to date.
The university gains fast, scalable, and hands-off access to cloud services through MCS, freeing the organisation from any work in configuring, monitoring, and managing Boomi processes.
The MCS implementation scales the university’s use of Boomi’s platform, which was first introduced in 2018 to establish a singular view of data.
Currently, the Boomi-connected environment creates visibility over UTS’ student, operational, and research data, linking its Technology One Student Management system and Salesforce customer relationship management, among other platforms.
-- BERNAMA
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