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How to plan a campus ERP rollout

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1) Choose what “done” means

Decide what must be live first (e.g., admissions + registry + exams). Avoid launching every module at once. Make success measurable: faster enrollment, fewer disputes, better fee visibility, faster publishing of results.

2) Assign ownership

A rollout needs a single accountable owner (usually ICT + registrar) and a small working group. Weekly check-ins keep momentum.

3) Prepare data early

Data migration is usually the longest step. Start with student IDs, program structures, courses, and fee balances. Clean duplicates, standardize formats, and validate totals before importing.

4) Train by role

Role-based training works best: registrar, bursar, heads of department, lecturers, students. Keep sessions short, record videos, and provide quick guides.

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Key takeaways

Use this template for your real blog posts—keep it practical and decision-friendly for leadership and ICT.

Start with outcomes

Define what success looks like (faster registration, fewer disputes, improved fee visibility, on-time results publishing) before picking features.

Keep approvals explicit

For finance and results, use maker-checker approvals and clear audit trails. This reduces internal conflicts and supports external audits.

Roll out in phases

Avoid launching everything at once. Start with core workflows, stabilize, then expand modules and integrations.

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