Higher education consulting firm specializing in ERP and enrollment systems
SIG is a consulting firm built by and for higher education institutions, with 300+ staff who spent years as CIOs and registrars before joining. Their tech footprint is heavily weighted toward Banner and Colleague (Ellucian's ERP/SIS suite), Oracle, and enterprise reporting tools (Power BI, Tableau, Cognos), with recent adoption of JavaScript and React signaling a shift toward modernizing legacy system interfaces. Active hiring is concentrated in engineering and consulting roles — a typical pattern for firms managing large system migrations and integrations across their customer base.
SIG provides strategy and implementation consulting to higher education institutions, with experience spanning ERP/SIS deployments, CRM systems, cybersecurity, enrollment optimization, and data services. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in San Diego, the firm has worked with over 1,000 institutions. The business model combines staff augmentation and project-based consulting, with a team composition reflecting deep domain knowledge: many consultants hold prior roles as IT directors, registrars, and enrollment managers within universities. Current projects center on Banner and Colleague implementations, CRM integrations (Slate, Common App), and tooling around admissions workflows and content management.
SIG's primary stack includes Ellucian Banner and Colleague (ERP/SIS), Oracle and PostgreSQL databases, Java and JavaScript for development, Power BI and Tableau for reporting, Salesforce for CRM, and Canvas/Moodle for learning management. Recent adoption includes React and JavaScript for frontend modernization.
Active projects include Banner student implementations, Slate CRM rollouts, integrations with Common App and ERPs, release management, and AI-supported content management systems. Many projects center on modernizing admissions workflows and connecting legacy systems.
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