Nolij Partnered Solution Providers in Higher Education: Jenzabar, Inc.

Nolij Corporation, the leader in higher education document imaging and data integration announced today a strategic partnership with Jenzabar, Inc., a leading provider of software, services and strategies for higher education, to offer Jenzabar client institutions enhanced document imaging, workflow, and data integration technology.

Through the partnership, Jenzabar will provide its customers access to Nolij’s full suite of higher education solutions: Nolij Web enterprise document imaging and workflow, for automating higher education document processing, and Nolij Transfer enterprise data matching, verification and integration, for automating the upload of data from virtually any source into a college or university’s administrative database.

“Jenzabar has always been exclusively dedicated to higher education, and our focus on customer success is very important to us,” said Sashi Parthasarathi, Jenzabar Vice President of Client Relations. “Nolij shares this singular focus on higher education, and along with their industry-leading technology that makes them an ideal partner. Together we can provide a highly effective and dependable solution for Jenzabar clients who are seeking imaging, workflow, and data integration technology.”

Jenzabar software and strategies are aimed at driving constituent satisfaction, operational excellence, and institutional success in enrollment, retention and advancement. The Jenzabar and Nolij partnership will help client institutions optimize operational efficiency by allowing staff to better access, share and process critical information.

“Nolij is very excited about this partnership and the opportunity to collaborate with another higher education-focused provider who is both established and progressive,” commented John Collins, President of Nolij Corporation. “Nolij is looking forward to working with Jenzabar’s customers to improve productivity and quality through Nolij’s innovative and state-of-the-art technology.”