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The Data Cookbook not only allows your institution to agree on and share definitions and specifications internally, it also allows you to participate in the community of Data Cookbook users across the world. A number of consortia and agencies publish their definitions to the Data Cookbook so their member institutions can be confident that they generate reports that meet those requirements.

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The Data Cookbook can also be configured to allow institutions to join a private community, for example colleges and universities within a state system. Definitions and specifications (including technical details) can be shared among these institutions without any obligation to publish to the public community. This allows schools the chance to collaborate on common reporting efforts and share technical details with each other securely and easily. Forums are included for further discussions among the community.

"The Data Cookbook made a very large and potentially insurmountable task much easier. I don’t think we would have been able to meet the objective of this project if we didn’t have this tool."

Kerri Chapman, University of Richmond
"We now have a higher level of clarity for making decisions for Davenport, and we can feel comfortable in those decisions."

Brian Miller, CIO, Davenport University
"Once you have the data definitions defined, it’s much easier to wrap your head around everything."

Tony Herrera, Rock Valley College
"The Data Cookbook was one of those things you could just jump into right away."

Eric Weigel, Bellevue University
"The Data Cookbook will decrease the amount of time to create a report and will streamline the reporting process."

Dr. Edward Hale, Georgia College & State University
The Data Cookbook continues to facilitate communication between core groups across campus and boosts the quality of our reports. The support team is friendly and understands higher education.

Christina White, Portland State University
"It would help everyone get on the same page."

Baron Wolf, Kentucky College & Technical System, quoted in Dean & Provost Magazine
"The process of populating Data Cookbook with agreed-upon definitions has created visibility into the value and on-going need for a strong Data Governance of campus."

J. Brice Bible, CIO at SUNY Buffalo

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