Go! Community Colleges of Spokane and Tacoma Community College had a successful ctcLink upgrade go-live on Monday, Oct. 14, 2019. ctcLink accessibility testing is underway and fixes are moving ahead. >>
All the ctcLink deployment groups are making headway and the ctcLink Steering Committee unanimously approved an October 2019 “Go” for Deployment Group 2 (DG2). Community Colleges of Spokane and Tacoma Community College will upgrade Oct. 11 to 13 to prepare for a Monday, Oct. 14, 2019 Go-Live. Clark College and the SBCTC Agency will convert from the Legacy software to ctcLink PeopleSoft the weekend of Oct. 25 to 27 to get ready for a Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 Go-Live for Clark College and SBCTC employees. Clark College students will go live on ctcLink on Oct. 30. >>
The Community Colleges of Spokane and the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) sent a strong contingent to the Northwest Regional Higher Education User Group to support their professional colleagues, both by sharing PeopleSoft knowledge in workshop sessions and in key roles on the conference planning committee. >>
The ctcLink Project Management Office (PMO) has begun conversations with college ctcLink project managers (PMs) to fine-tune deployment group implementation schedules for Deployment Groups 3 and 4. >>
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ctcLink CONNECT helps subscribers stay up-to-date with ctcLink Project news and activities. Washington state's community and technical colleges are implementing a single software solution, ctcLink, aligning core business processes to streamline and standardize across the college system.
College teams, governance groups and project staff are collaborating to bring ctcLink to Washington's system of 34 public community and technical colleges by 2021. Learn more about the ctcLink Project.
