The Role: The role of a Product Success Coach & On-boarder is to work as part of a team of dedicated people with our customers,
Upcoming: Outcome Expert Administrator (E.A.) Training ’22
We’re excited to be hosting our annual Outcome E.A. training, starting Tuesday, May 3rd! In this training, we will review: workflow design and data optimization
Join Our New Orbis Product Advisory Committee (Orbis PAC)!
At Orbis, continuous improvement and development are baked into our DNA because the nature of software is that it is always incomplete. Our team stays
Learn About Designing Experiential Learning to Support Social Justice, with Mario D’Agostino & Patrick Green
Experiential Learning is a philosophy of education that encompasses a large swath of hands-on and reflective practices across postsecondary–there are many paths. Social, racial, environmental,
Exciting News: Symplicity Acquires Orbis
After twenty years and one global pandemic, our experience has taught us that we go further, faster, together. It takes a collaborative and holistic approach
Dance Through Fall Term With our Back-to-School ‘Worklist!
Twenty years ago, Cameron and Devin started Orbis as an interactive digital media and communications agency focusing on transforming print to digital. Their first solution
Growing Orbis With The Help of New Team Members!
We are so excited to be welcoming 4 new team members to Orbis! As a campus partner, you will likely connect and work with any
Experience Matters. Meet our Co-op Team!
Our co-op program started in 2010. Over the course of a decade, co-op students at Orbis have logged thousands of hours in the program and
The London Economic Development Corporation & Knighthunter Collaborate with Western University & Fanshawe College to Strategically Leverage Outcome Campus Connect
This partnership will accelerate graduate employment and support businesses in the London area. London, Ontario: It will now be easier for students and recent
Our Weekly Reads
This week, we’ve been reading from various sources about topics ranging from higher educators supporting student mental health to recognizing “polite” racism in graduate schools