At the conference in Denver, running September 29 through October 2, Ellucian will showcase its Student, HCM, and Finance suites. These tools are underpinned by the Higher Ed Knowledge Graph, a repository built on 50 years of industry experience and approximately 10,000 cataloged processes. According to Mike Wulff, Chief Product and Technology Officer, the goal is to provide AI that understands the specific regulatory and policy contexts of colleges and universities rather than merely generating generic responses.

Beyond product demonstrations at booth #821, the company is hosting eight sessions focused on digital transformation and institutional resilience. Key presentations include an analysis of 91 U.S. public higher education systems led by Dan Greenstein, and a deep dive into AI’s impact on operations featuring Jeff Dinski. These sessions reflect a broader push to help administrators navigate the shift from legacy on-premises environments to flexible, cloud-native infrastructures.