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	CollegeSource, Inc. has been creating information technology solutions for higher education since 1971. More than 2,000 institutions and millions of users worldwide utilize CollegeSource products for degree audit, degree planning, and transfer articulation.
	CourseLeaf is the most advanced academic operations platform on the planet. Our five software modules work cohesively, allowing clients to manage the progression from curriculum development and catalog publishing to class scheduling, student registration, and syllabi confirmation with ease. Modules integrate seamlessly with systems of record to maintain a single source of truth for our users. CourseLeaf is used by over 500 higher education institutions around the world to drive administrative efficiency, system-wide accuracy, and student success.
	Learn about the incredible developments on the horizon that will redefine our industry and let your credentials do more for your learners after graduation! Our vision is one of innovation, including our soon-to-be released, BRAND-NEW Encompass platform, which will seamlessly link all things digital and paper in one space. Redefine your online experience with diplomas, certificates, digital credentials (both macro and micro), Comprehensive Learner Records, and not too far away: TRANSCRIPTS! After 30+ years of expertise, collaboration, and pioneering ideation behind our products and services, Paradigm is ready to elevate you into the future of credentialing.
	Parchment, an Instructure Company, believes credentials matter in the lifelong journey of a learner. Our comprehensive credential management platform helps learners, academic institutions, and employers request, verify, and share transcripts and other credentials as well as support course sharing, transfer articulation, and dual enrollment by facilitating the translation of credentials into credits.
	Stellic offers a student-centered degree management platform that helps them navigate their entire journey to degree completion. Students can plan, audit, and schedule courses based on degree requirements and goals, and get personalized help from their advisor along the way. At the same time, administrators can easily access tools and data in Stellic to scale student support and allocate campus resources to best meet the needs of their students.

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	Data Integration for Higher Education
	Cambridge International Education, part of the University of Cambridge, is the world's largest provider of education programs for students in grades K-12. Over 1000 colleges and universities in U.S. have admissions, credit, or placement policies for Cambridge courses and exams. Students can take college-level Cambridge International AS & A Level courses and exams, or attain Cambridge AICE Diploma, to earn college credit or advanced placement.
	As higher education's market leader in academic operations software, by providing one platform, one SIS integration, and one user experience administrators, faculty, advisors and students are empowered to focus on what matters most: on-time completions. Support student success and operational excellence at each stage of the academic operations lifecycle through academic operations analytics, curriculum & catalog management, and academic & event scheduling with a single, bi-directional integration with your SIS.
	Notarius, a Portage CyberTech company, has been a leader in digital trust solutions for over 25 years. They specialize in secure digital and electronic signatures, ensuring the integrity, authenticity, and long-term reliability of electronic documents. Collaborating with over 50 professional associations across Canada, Notarius serves over 4,000 organizations, managing 50,000+ digital identities. Their solutions help professionals meet strict legal requirements while seamlessly transitioning to digital workflows. Committed to quality and sustainability, Notarius is ISO 27001, ISO 9001 certified, and has been recognized for its carbon-neutral efforts since 2013.