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SunGard Banner Research Accounting to Kuali Coeus.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED 
http://www.insidehighered.com/layout/set/dialog/layout/set/print/news/2009/07/06/kuali

Inside Higher Ed quotes Jack Kramer, senior vice president of SunGard Higher Education, in an article on open source. 

Titled “The Next Open Source Movement,” the article discusses open source in administrative systems. “While some colleges use home-grown systems, the norm has been to use any of a number of vendors for systems that allow colleges to manage and report on budgets, billing and many other functions crucial to running a college.

The companies at risk of losing business to Kuali talk about the new player in a different way.

Some say that Kuali is likely to have an impact only at a few large universities with large IT work forces.
And some question whether the savings being projected are overstated.

At least one company currently providing the kind of services Kuali is now offering -- SunGard Higher Education -- says that the arrival of open source as a major player is inevitable and a good thing, and that SunGard is going to go after business helping colleges use Kuali.

Jack Kramer, senior vice president of SunGard Higher Education, said he saw Kuali's arrival as significant. ‘Open source is made for higher education because collaboration is in higher education's DNA,’ he said.

Kramer predicted that while larger universities might gravitate to Kuali by themselves, many others would be attracted with support, and he said SunGard might try to position itself as the equivalent of the role Red Hat plays with Linux. While Kuali may compete with one of SunGard's traditional roles, he said the company can gain business by being the "helper" for colleges that want to embrace open source.”