Education leaders today are under great pressure to increase and maintain enrollment, improve retention and graduation rates, develop more effective staff recruitment and retention strategies, deliver personalized student and staff outcomes, and gain a competitive advantage in the market. In our increasingly technology-driven and innovative age, this has created an opportunity for technology leaders like Salesforce to help the education industry navigate and solve these challenges. And now, with Salesforce’s education software receiving the same ongoing product investment, pace of innovation, and core component functionality that Salesforce’s other industry verticals’ software have benefited from, there are new tools, features, and technologies available for schools to overcome challenges and achieve institutional goals.
Since its launch in 2023, Salesforce’s reimagined Education Cloud has had a huge impact on the education industry, and Cloud for Good has seen firsthand how Salesforce Education Cloud has been. for higher education institutions across the entire student and learner journey–from recruitment and admissions, student success, to advancement and alumni relations.
Although Salesforce has no plans to retire Salesforce Education Data Architecture (EDA), we strongly recommend institutions currently using EDA to make the switch to Education Cloud.
In this eBook, we explore:
What is included in Education Cloud vs EDAThe differences between EDA and Education CloudThe top considerations for migrating from EDA to Education CloudHow Cloud for Good’s success and expertise in platform migrations can help your college or university make the switchWhat makes Cloud for Good’s implementation and migration services stand out
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