How Princeton Theological Seminary Implemented An ERP Upgrade To The Benefit Of The Campus Community

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Slow Services and Data Silos Not long ago, a paper-based registration system at Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) meant that in order to register for classes, students had to wait in line not once, but twice. First, they stood in line to receive an appointment for registration, and then yet again to actually register. The line of students that tailed around the building during registration was a clear indication that it was time to make

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How Princeton Theological Seminary Implemented An ERP Upgrade To The Benefit Of The Campus Community

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