May 31, 2002
North Dakota's Colleges and Government Plan to Share Information System
In an unusual pooling of resources, college and government officials in North Dakota have agreed to buy and share a consolidated information system that could cost the state more than $30-million. The higher-education system will pay 60 percent of the cost, and the government will pay 40 percent.
The new system, which is being purchased from PeopleSoft Inc., will manage financial, human-resources, and student data for the entire state government and for all 11 public higher-education
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