Data Management Solutions
The value of information comes from its use. The more questions that get answered for more people, the higher the value you are getting from your data. The most valuable questions are the ones that directly affect a business decision. If the information being processed does not change what your organization is doing then it’s really not that helpful.
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Next Generation Education Solutions
The vision of Next Generation Educational Systems is characterized by a departure from traditional, monolithic systems towards ecosystems of educational applications and enterprise infrastructure services that allow for a broadening marketplace of solutions and increased consumer choice.
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Integration Solutions
DXtera’s Integration Framework is designed to facilitate secure, extensible and scalable real-time information exchange between educational enterprise systems and the software applications that require access to the functionality, and information, provided by those systems.
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“Our institutions seek technology solutions to fully realize the power of data, and the DXtera Institute’s consortium of innovators will share technology solutions for common barriers like these.”
Tristan Denley, Ph.D. Former Vice Chancellor, Tennessee Board of Regents and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer, University System of Georgia

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October 10, 2025 – October 10, 2025 | Georgetown University Capitol Campus, Washington DC
Accelerating the Use of Education-to-Workforce Data Forum
The DXtera Institute and the Massive Data Institute (MDI) at Georgetown University invite you to their 4th annual forum focused on the opportunities, challenges, and emerging best practices in the use of education data. This annual event continues to engage parties from across the education ecosystem to discuss optimal uses of new technologies and applications to benefit learners and education institutions. Join us to explore current initiatives and consider what the future could look like in understanding U.S. learners’ pathways from K-12, through higher education, and into the workforce. Imagine a public infrastructure that removes friction points throughout the lifecycle of education data, unlocking learner data’s potential for families, teachers, administrators, and policymakers. This event builds on our previous discussions on the use of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs), increasing trust in AI, and shortening the distance to interoperability within education data landscapes. The Forum will be held at the Georgetown University Capitol Campus at 125 E Street, 9th Floor, Washington DC on October 10, 2025 from 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM.