Computer software giant Adobe has announced a partnership with UNSW Sydney that will see Adobe Experience Cloud implemented across the university’s global digital ecosystem.
The partnership with Adobe is part of a five-year overhaul of UNSW’s digital ecosystem designed to boost its reputation as a top 50 global university through improved integrated marketing capabilities and communications with students, researchers, faculty and alumni.
The partnership will transform UNSW’s fragmented and complex digital ecosystem into a single-view platform to improve digital experiences for stakeholders. UNSW also aims to boost its existing set of marketing, web, and media analytics tools.
Adobe will help the university consolidate 2,200 websites which use 12 different content management systems, plus hundreds of social media handles, to generate audience insights across the customer journey.
Martin Hoegh-Guldberg, head of digital experience at UNSW, said: “Over the years, we’ve expanded our digital ecosystem in an effort to communicate our many services to various audiences and stakeholders without prioritising user experience and audience insights.
“To be a top-ranked university, we need to offer intuitive and personalised experiences to our audiences to remain globally competitive and keep pace with the digitally transforming landscape.
“The key to this is creating a consistent and meaningful experience for all and the Adobe platform will provide this.”
Suzanne Steele, managing director of Adobe across Australia and New Zealand, said: “At Adobe, we understand the important role technology plays in enhancing student experiences in today’s competitive landscape.
“We are delighted to partner with UNSW to address the evolving needs of students by driving more engaging, rewarding, and satisfying experiences.”
