What decision does this improve?
Start with the enrollment, student success, institutional research, reporting, or governance decision. Ask who owns it, who reviews the result, and what changes if the workflow succeeds.
EDUCAUSE 2026 | Denver
September 29 to October 2, 2026
Bring one recurring report. Leave with a practical path.
In 20 minutes, we will map the systems, definitions, owners, and next steps behind the report your team rebuilds every term. Then we will show how Doowii can keep it running on one managed higher education data platform.
The Doowii team will attend the in-person conference. Meetings requested here are coordinated directly by Doowii and are separate from conference registration. See official conference details.
- Built only for education
- Managed end to end
- Built around one real workflow
- SOC 2 Type II report
Meet during EDUCAUSE 2026
Which report should we map?
Tell us where to reach you and what your team rebuilds today. We will coordinate a time and meeting location in Denver.
Built for higher education
One platform behind the work your team owns.
Different teams begin with different questions. Doowii gives each team the workflows it needs while data leaders retain oversight of definitions, access, and governance.
Start with one campus priority
Focus first on enrollment, student success, institutional research, leadership reporting, or the work your team owns now.
Connect the systems behind it
Bring the relevant SIS, LMS, ERP, CRM, and local data into one governed view with shared definitions and permissions.
Use analytics and AI on the same data
Ask questions, build recurring reports, monitor indicators, and review source context without adding another point solution.
Expand on the same managed platform
Begin with one team, college, or priority. Doowii manages the platform end to end as more workflows are added.
Your EDUCAUSE conversation
Make 20 minutes count.
We will focus the conversation on the systems, teams, and decisions in scope, then outline what a practical first phase could look like.
- The campus decision or workflow that needs better data
- The systems, definitions, and permissions involved
- Where governed analytics and AI could support the work
- What a practical first phase could look like
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WGU Labs reported that active users completed common tasks faster, built targeted outreach lists, and found ways to use complex student data in their work. The four-month pilot involved 48 Program Mentors and four team managers, and almost half became weekly users.
The pilot was voluntary, small, and did not establish a causal effect on student outcomes. Read the findings and limitations.
EDUCAUSE 2026 buyer brief
Six questions to take into every data and AI conversation
A polished AI demo can show the interface. These questions expose the data foundation, governance, operating model, and campus work required to make it useful after the conference.
How does it work with our current stack?
Ask which SIS, LMS, CRM, ERP, advising, assessment, warehouse, and local sources are required, how they connect, and what the institution must maintain.
Where does campus meaning live?
Ask how the platform handles institution-specific terms, cohorts, calendars, hierarchies, effective dates, ownership, and different valid definitions across teams.
What can an authorized user inspect?
A strong answer should cover sources, methodology, assumptions, permissions, refresh timing, contributing factors, and how a reviewer can validate an AI-supported result.
Who operates it after launch?
Clarify responsibility for connections, models, definitions, data quality, access, monitoring, and workflow changes as campus systems and priorities evolve.
Can one priority prove the operating model?
Ask for a realistic first phase tied to one team or decision, with a path to reuse the same governed foundation instead of creating another isolated tool.
Prepare for the conversation
Go deeper before Denver
Higher education AI analyticsHow governed campus data, AI, reporting, and human review work together.Campus data integrationWhat it takes to connect approved systems into a usable institutional model.Data governance in practiceHow definitions, access, quality, lineage, analytics, and AI stay connected.
Common questions
Before EDUCAUSE 2026
Will Doowii be at EDUCAUSE 2026?
Yes. Members of the Doowii team will attend the in-person EDUCAUSE 2026 Annual Conference in Denver from September 29 to October 2. Doowii is scheduling separate 20-minute conversations with higher education leaders during the conference.
What is Doowii?
Doowii is the unified data platform for education. It brings institutional systems, shared definitions, governed access, analytics, reporting, and AI workflows together in one platform managed end to end.
Can Doowii begin with one department or college?
Yes. An institution can begin with one team, college, or priority, then add systems and workflows on the same managed platform as needs expand. The initial scope depends on the institution's systems, data readiness, and goals.
How does Doowii support governed AI?
Doowii applies AI to approved institutional data, definitions, and permissions. Teams can review source context and methodology while data leaders set access and governance standards.
What can we discuss with Doowii at EDUCAUSE 2026?
Bring one campus priority, such as enrollment, student success, institutional research, leadership reporting, data governance, or governed AI. The conversation will focus on the systems and teams involved, the outcome you need, and what a practical first phase could look like.
What should higher education leaders evaluate in an AI analytics platform?
Evaluate more than the model or interface. Ask how the platform connects approved campus data, applies institution-owned definitions and permissions, exposes methodology and source context, supports validation and human review, and is maintained as systems and workflows change.
Is this an official EDUCAUSE registration page?
No. EDUCAUSE handles conference registration. This page is only for requesting a separate meeting with Doowii while the team is in Denver. Doowii will confirm the meeting time and location directly.
Bring one report. Map the path forward.
Use 20 minutes in Denver to unpack the systems, definitions, and ownership behind work your team repeats today.