Student Lifecycle Relationship Management

The “Issues around Using Data to Improve Student Retention” session at the JISC CETIS Conference 2012 examined some of the issues around using data to predict students at risk of failure and provide some examples of possible solutions to ensure that the institution does not fail such students.

Are you interested in improving your BCE CRM (Business and Community Engagement Customer Relationship Management) processes to help increase revenue streams? Do you want to find out about SLRM (Student Lifecycle Relationship Management) and putting the student at the heart of the process? If so, come and join our RM in HE/FE Community of Practice

Relationship management is becoming increasingly important in the tertiary education sector as education institutions try to meet the challenges of funding cuts and increased student and community expectations. Customer relationships, if handled effectively, will bring benefits to both the organisation and the sector as a whole and it is in this area that JISC developed the Relationship Management Programme.

It may sound like something for Kermit the frog, but no, I am talking about ‘Relationship Management’ and how the work here in the UK has been picked up in the USA. I recently starting working on the JISC Relationship Management programme, which is genuinely a really interesting look at how institutions deal with the people [...]

The next phase of the JISC Relationship Management Programme has just got underway. It consists of three strands of projects: * Strand 1: Good practice in CRM (Customer Relationship Management) * Strand 2: Student progression, retention and non-completion * Strand 3: Alumni engagement.