* To deploy Anthology’s enterprise applications and solution suite to deliver a world-class higher education experience to its students
Plaksha, an upcoming technology university for the future, has partnered with Anthology to leverage Anthology’s enterprise applications and solution suite including Anthology Student International, Anthology Reach, Anthology Finance & HCM, Anthology Payroll and a host of enterprise level applications, to provide a world-class higher education experience to its students and meet the expectations of next generation learners, faculties, and university staff members. With its APAC & EMEA headquarters in Bengaluru, Anthology is a leading US based edutech organization and most of its Research & Development (R&D) is carried out of its Bengaluru facility in India. Anthology is proud to extend its digital solutions to Plaksha, located in Mohali, Punjab.
Anthology has been empowering higher education universities across the globe for over 30 years by transforming their conventional campuses into digital campuses. Plaksha is working closely with top IIT faculty members and has a 50-acre campus with research labs, library, an innovation centre, and maker space with state-of-the-art infrastructure.
With Anthology’s customizable and robust enterprise applications suite, Plaksha will handle the core university processes by reaching its students and engaging with them across channels throughout their student lifecycle including CRM and examinations. This solution will eliminate redundancy and ensure the highest degree of integrity through its data and analytics services.
“Plaksha’s vision to create ethical problem solvers and fearless leaders who transform the world through advances in science and technology, resonates with our vision at Anthology. As we share this vision, we are motivated to work with Plaksha to enable them to reach their full potential using technology”, says Mr. Raj Mruthyunjayappa, MD & SVP – International Operations at Anthology.
Using our next generation enterprise applications and solutions, institutional needs such as identifying at-risk students early in their academic careers, creating individual support plans, and enabling students to excel in their field is made easy.
Anthology Student International is designed to not only provide security and stability but also consistency. The solution will allow Plaksha to seamlessly integrate with learning management systems and other technology solutions. Its core design principles provide an effective user experience.
The technology components of our ERP solution will ensure a superior online and classroom learning experience and facilitate the management of academic records, curriculum management, student academic progress, and graduation processing. It will also facilitate positive engagement with various communities to promote research and entrepreneurship.
Anthology’s enterprise applications and solutions are built using Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Azure, and Microsoft Power BI, and are designed to harness the collective power of world-class technologies and decades of higher education expertise. Using the cloud-based, mobile-enabled Anthology’senterprise applications suite, institutions have 24/7 access to their accounts and information. Faculty and staff teams are able to use enterprise-wide data to power reports and analytics for informed decision making from anywhere.
About Anthology
Campus Labs, Campus Management and iModules have joined together to form Anthology. We exist to help higher education advance and thrive. Through a connected data experience that offers a holistic view, creates efficiencies, and provides intelligence, Anthology inspires constituents to reach their full potential using technology insights in admission and enrolment management; student success and retention; institutional and learning effectiveness; alumni and advancement; and enterprise applications and infrastructure. Anthology partners with more than 2,100 colleges and institutions in over 30 countries to address the needs of all constituents in higher education.
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