David Ackerman is a seasoned Project Director at Ellucian, where he leverages his extensive experience in enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to drive transformative projects for colleges and universities. With a robust background in computer science, holding a Master of Science from Vanderbilt University, David...
David Ackerman is a seasoned Project Director at Ellucian, where he leverages his extensive experience in enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to drive transformative projects for colleges and universities. With a robust background in computer science, holding a Master of Science from Vanderbilt University, David excels in navigating the complexities of higher education technology. His role involves collaborating closely with institutions to implement a comprehensive range of ERP solutions, including the widely used Banner and DegreeWorks systems.
David’s expertise spans various project scopes, from assisting small colleges with targeted add-on applications to overseeing large-scale, system-wide implementations. His adeptness in business process analysis and requirements analysis ensures that each project is tailored to meet the unique needs of his clients, facilitating smoother transitions and enhanced operational efficiency.
In addition to his technical skills, David is recognized for his leadership and change management capabilities. He effectively leads cross-functional teams, fostering a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and problem-solving. His proficiency in negotiation and training further empowers institutions to maximize their ERP investments, ensuring that stakeholders are equipped with the necessary skills to adapt to new systems.
David’s commitment to excellence is evident in his track record of successful project delivery across both the US and UK markets, making him a valuable asset in the higher education technology landscape. As an adjunct professor, he also shares his knowledge with the next generation of professionals, bridging the gap between academic theory and practical application in the ever-evolving field of enterprise software.
