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| + | With data safe and a timeline fixed, turn to the replacement. Resist the urge to grab the first option out of relief. Draw up a short list of the tasks the current system handles, note what works and what frustrates staff, and use that as your brief. This is a chance to choose a platform that fits the school today rather than one inherited years ago. The MIS market has several established providers, including platforms such as Compass Education, so schools moving from a closing system usually have real choice. | ||
| + | For trust leaders weighing this up, the useful questions are about readiness and fit. Does the platform genuinely support a multi-site structure? How well does it handle schools joining and leaving? And can the central team get the trust-wide view it needs without extra manual work? A system that answers those well makes centralisation far easier to justify. | ||
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| + | The first consideration is onboarding. When a school joins a trust, its data has to move into the trust' | ||
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| + | There are reasonable upsides. A larger owner can fund development that a small team could not, bring in stronger security practices and support integration across a wider set of tools. Schools may see features arrive faster and gain from a more stable supplier. The MIS market includes established names and newer entrants, and consolidation can strengthen the products that receive real investment. | ||
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| + | For school leaders weighing this up, a short set of questions helps. Which tasks currently take the most repetitive effort? Where does information already live in one place, ready to be summarised? And which outputs must a person always check before they go out? Answering those points to the use cases worth trying first. | ||