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Monday, 3 February 2020

What the US can tell us about how mature SIS markets behave

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This is part two in a series of two blogs written by Justin Menard and me using each other's datasets. His blog last week examined cus...
Monday, 27 January 2020

GUEST BLOG: Historical K12 SIS Customer Migration In The United Kingdom

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You know what's a good feeling if you're a niche school data blogger? When people you admire agree to do reciprocal guest blogs wi...
Wednesday, 11 December 2019

UPDATED: 2019 election night - compare results to polls / 2017 election

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( Updated on 11th December at 10pm to include 2017 GE election results ) I find that one helpful thing to do when watching election night ...
Thursday, 5 December 2019

MIS MARKET MOVES 2019: the challengers are slowly but steadily catching up

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If you've found your way to my blog, you're almost certainly here for in-depth Management Information System (MIS) market analysis a...
Wednesday, 31 July 2019

MIS switching picked up in the spring term. Arbor, ScholarPack and Bromcom led the way.

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This is a quick blog update as I've just received the school summer census MIS numbers, and  there are some interesting points to note. ...
Saturday, 13 July 2019

MIS MARKET MOVES: Large MATs Are Changing The Way Schools Buy MIS

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I've spent the last couple of weeks playing with the latest (Jan 19 census) school MIS data. When I first tweeted about it my headline ...
Wednesday, 22 May 2019

Here are nine shonky data practices that I've seen in schools. How many are you guilty of?

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This Education Datalab tweet  got me thinking. It's a cracking exposé of sixteen (unnamed) schools which appear to have multiple stude...