SaaS Benefits
Software-as-a-Service
paired with professional services
As a SaaS solution, EBSCOed is continuously adapting and innovating our solution to evolve the capabilities, security, user experience, partnerships, and results that all users (students, educators, and employers) expect and need to support the aligned talent marketplace states are seeking within a predictable and sustainable budget.
The EBSCOed SaaS solution includes:
o Unlimited access, inclusion, and participation. EBSCOed does not cap the number of students, education providers, employers, industries, pathways, data, programs, partners, etc that can utilize and contribute to the solution enabling the most dynamic, robust, and smartest option to deliver the alignment and outcomes desired for everyone.
o Secure, cloud-based hosting that meets the highest standards of security, privacy, and accessibility
o Mobile access and compatibility
o Browser & device performance management
o Support of data sharing agreements and requirements with education partners
o Continuous feature/capability updates to support credential issuing and interoperability standards as they evolve
o Interoperability with PowerSchool, Banner, and Canvas
o Continuous feature updates to support talent marketplace workflows
o Continuous updating and support of the interoperability established with the identified SIS, LMS, and labor market data solutions, as well as your prorietary systems
o Use of proprietary AI, LLM, and ML models
o 99.9% uptime
o Custom branding, data, and program implementation services
o Scalable and sustainable technical infrastructure and budget
o Ongoing technical and customer service support
o Consulting on best practices:
§ Data sharing agreements
§ Training
§ Marketing
§ Branding
§ Integration and interoperability partnerships
o Updating of EBSCOed solution training assets
Throughout the deployment and life of the contract, EBSCOed will provide a dedicated team and schedule ongoing meetings to ensure the solution is meeting the outlined requirements and objectives, as well as discuss new requirements and requests as those emerge within the state, as well as best practices from other states and nationally.