Student Information System Market Size

Student Information System (SIS) Market Analysis

The Student Information System Market size is estimated at USD 11.98 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 23.26 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 14.19% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

The growth is majorly driven by increased digitization in the education industry, growing inclination towards e-learning, and emphasis on improving the quality of education. However, the lack of trained users might hamper the growth of the market.

• Schools and training centers are moving from the traditional blackboard approach to integrating smart technology into learning environments. At the university level, institutions are adopting innovative methods, such as student information systems, to optimize the overall institution operations by shifting focus from the manual workload and labor to providing opportunities for students to develop relevant and valuable skills in line with industry requirements the system offers remote access, security, data backup, and cost-effectiveness.
• These systems help in creating the modern, intuitive experience that students, faculty, and staff expect when transacting business on campus, increasing operational efficiency by eliminating data silos and paper-based processes and automating workflows, sustaining financial resources by identifying new sources of revenue and removing unprofitable programs, Providing campus leaders with real-time analytics dashboards and leveraging modern best practices and technology to recruit, retain, and develop top faculty and staff.
• For instance, The University of Nottingham is a large, complex organization with three campuses across the world (in the UK, China, and Malaysia). It is the seventh-largest University in the UK, with 8,000 staff and 46,000 students. The University rolled out Oracle's PeopleSoft Campus Solutions across all three campuses. All three campuses are now using a single, integrated system, which is expected to increase efficiencies, reduce costs, and improve the user experience for both employees and students.
• The recent COVID-19 outbreak also negatively impacted the education industry worldwide. With the lockdown, schools and colleges came to a complete halt and started implementing online solutions to continue the scheduled curriculum and assessments for the year. In this scenario, student information systems are expected to grow in countries having good network infrastructure and internet penetration. However, these systems cater to a comparatively less number of institutes with respect to the current demand for education. Thus cost might become one of the major factors hindering the growth of the market, as this may result in a loss of opportunity in emerging countries.