The Infinite Campus

Confidential report

COMPANY PROFILE: Infinite Campus, Inc.INDUSTRY: Student Information SystemPURPOSE: To understand how a company vision drives its business model, products and services. To learn how this company works with its customers to impact the future of K12 education.

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While we are the largest American-owned student information

system, there are still a lot of administrators, teachers, parents

and students who dont know much about us.

gae our marketing sta the assignment to gather anything

they could about our company, employees, facilities, product

and customers so that we could create an informational

piece. The result was a stack of notes, brochures, pictures

and just about anything else you can imagine. Instead of

taking all this stu and creating a slick, sanitied corporate brochure like the other guys, we kept

it in its raw form.

ure its dierent, but so are we.

The result is what you see here: a dossier that tells our story.

I hope this issue of our magaine gies you a better feel for who we are, what we do and why we

do it. As I always tell

prospects at the start of any demo, its just as important to

shop companies as it is to shop products. Or as we say in poker,

play the player, not the cards.

P.S. Our competitors are some of our most dedicated readers

(you know who you are). In this issue weve hidden some

top secret information. ave fun nding it -)

Charlie Kratsch, Founder and CEO

Innite Campus

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Infinite Campus, Inc.

4321 109th Ave, NE

Blaine, Minnesota USA 55449

infinitecampus.com

[email protected]

(651) 631-0000 (800) 850-2335

Charlie Kratsch

Privately held;

focus on development,

services & support of

K12 education student

data management system.

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30 T H E I N F I N I T E C A M P U S S P R I N G 2 0 1 0

INFINITE CAMPUS

STUDENTS >> 27,000 41,000 66,000 156,0006,900

Transforming

19931996 1998 1999 2000 2002

Wanting to Make a Difference Nine years after leaving high school, Charlie Kratsch had become a successful entrepreneur in the emerging technology market. At a personal and professional crossroads, he reflected on his career direction and realized he wanted to do more than make money he wanted to make a difference.

In 1993 Charlie was hired as the IT director at his old high school

(Centennial). Charlie saw first-hand the challenges faced by schools in struggling to manage the massive amounts of data and he realized he could use his talents and expertise to improve, even transform, education. Infinite Campus was founded.

Continuous Growth

= Students

= Employees

Innite Campus always seems to be one step ahead of us and we pride ourselves on being edgy and out there and progressive. Its really refreshing to work with a company that is staying ahead of where even you envision the product might be.

Bailey Mitchell, chief technol-ogy and information ocerForsyth County Schools, Georgia

THE FIRST INFINITE CAMPUS STAFFBack row: Dave Frankson, Charlie Kratsch, Brian Page . Front row: Anne Flynn, Karl Beach, Josh Metcalfe

>> From the beginning, Infinite Campus was spurred by a commitment to get it right. Charlie and his staff spent the first decade researching, developing and testing a system not yet seen in the industry.

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Today, Infinite Campus is the largest American-owned student information system on the market.

Three Generations of Campus

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Goals

QStreamline Educational Processes

Q Promote Stakeholder Collaboration

QIndividualize Education

Q 4,500,000 StudentsQ2,000 Districts in 43 StatesQ5 State ContractsQ280 EmployeesQ110 Partner Sta

>> In 2004, Infinite Campus experienced a surge of customers and exponential growth each year.

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INFINITE CAMPUS

STUDENTS >> 27,000 41,000 66,000 156,0006,900

Transforming

19931996 1998 1999 2000 2002

Wanting to Make a Difference

Nine years after leaving high school, Charlie Kratsch had become

a successful entrepreneur in the emerging technology market. At

a personal and professional crossroads, he reflected on his career

direction and realized he wanted to do more than make money

he wanted to make a difference.

In 1993 Charlie was hired as the

IT director at his old high school

(Centennial). Charlie saw first-hand

the challenges faced by schools in

struggling to manage the massive

amounts of data and he realized he

could use his talents and expertise to

improve, even transform, education.

Infinite Campus was founded.

Continuous Growth

= Students

= Employees

Innite Campus always seems to be one step ahead of us and we pride ourselves on being edgy and out there and progressive. Its really refreshing to work with a company that is staying ahead of where even you envision the product might be.

Bailey Mitchell, chief technol-ogy and information ocerForsyth County Schools, Georgia

THE FIRST INFINITE CAMPUS STAFFBack row: Dave Frankson, Charlie Kratsch, Brian Page . Front row: Anne Flynn, Karl Beach, Josh Metcalfe

>> From the beginning, Infinite Campus was spurred by a commitment to get it right. Charlie and his staff spent the first decade researching, developing and testing a system not yet seen in the industry.

NOte classic aggregate demand curve as dened by the negative

slope and inverse relationship. Clearly attributed to the real balance effect.

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FaSaEilit\ to traFN aPa]inJ aPountV oI inIorPation aEout VtudentV, teaFh-erV and the learninJ aFtivitieV the\ SartiFiSate in

7he VeFond Jeneration iV a VtateZide data FolleFtion V\V-

teP that SrovideV a deSendaEle Za\ to aJJreJate data IroP CaPSuV CuVtoPerV or leJaF\ V\VtePV

,nnite CaPSuV iV noZ ZorN-inJ on third Jeneration Falled

*3 7heVe develoSPentV Zill Srovide the toolV to PaNe individuali]ed inVtruF-tion a realit\

Vision

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Goals

QStreamline Educational Processes

Q Promote Stakeholder Collaboration

QIndividualize Education

Q 4,500,000 StudentsQ2,000 Districts in 43 StatesQ5 State ContractsQ280 EmployeesQ110 Partner Sta

>> In 2004, Infinite Campus experienced a surge of customers and exponential growth each year.

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vision; robust product;

consistent leadership.

CUSTOMER OVERVIEW:For over a decade, Infinite Campus has successfully implemented its solutions for customers of all sizes. As the largest American-owned student information system with a national customer retention rate of 99 percent, Infinite Campus applications manage more than 5 million students in 43 states. Infinite Campus customers range from those with fewer than 100 students to more than 600,000 including school districts, regional consortia, state departments of education and the federal government.

FIRST DISTRICT EDITION CUSTOMER: Centennial School District, Circle Pines, MN

FIRST STATE EDITION CUSTOMER: South Dakota Department of Education

Infinite Campus developed a solid core product with attention to localization and state reporting. As the customer base grew across the country, word spread about the success of this product and the forward-thinking approach to software development, customer retention and K12 education.

DESIGNED FOR DISTRICTS OF ALL SIZES.The multiple tier architecture of Infinite Campus has the ability to scale up or down to meet changing enrollment situations.

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I would have bet we would have chosen

PowerSchool. They were already installed

in more than 70 districts in Maine. As

a technology director, that would have

been the safe, politically correct choice.

We chose Innite Campus because they

were the best SIS we could nd.

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Mcalan nie School DisicCalifornia McFarland was looking to the future and wanted something they could claim as their own. Several well-known vendors were reviewed and Innite Campus rose to the top of the list because it was truly web-based, forward thinking and responsive. David Lope McFarland USD Director of Technology

FIRST IN STATEI USE INFINITE CAMPUS EVERY DAY. I LOOK AT TEACHER AND STUDENT DATA, ROOM USAGE, AND BEHAVIOR. I MOVED FROM A SASI DISTRICT TO INFINITE CAMPUS ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO WITHIN A MONTH I KNEW THERE WAS NO COMPARISON.TOM BREUNINGCENTENNIAL PRINCIPAL

Interview conducted: 2.25.2011

here i began Cenennial Schools Disric Although an assistant principal and counselors typically use Campus Scheduling, Mr. Bruening has called it an amaing data system to have this master schedule integrated in the core product. What used to take days now takes minutes to make changes and create a complex schedule.

Lori ODowd, Innite Campus Support Rep for Cen-tennial and Brenda Anderson, Network Administra-tor worked with Charlie in the old days. Have seen the product grow and mature to a robust system that can be used by a district of any sie.Charlie hired Brenda years ago. She remembers installing Campus Wiard on a CD. I knew it would become a really great system.

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I would have bet we would have chosen

PowerSchool. They were already installed

in more than 70 districts in Maine. As

a technology director, that would have

been the safe, politically correct choice.

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Istates across the United States rely on today and into the future experiencing a phenomenal growth rate as educators see the value of a comprehensive, integrated system built from the beginning with student information system provider.

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Our Mothership To help hire the best talent, to stimulate innovation, and encourage the imagination, not to mention provide needed space for new hires, Innite Campus moved into our own facility in a northern suburb of Minneapolis/St. Paul. Nicknamed the Campus Space Ship (CSS) Enterprise, Innite Campus is on track to boldly go where no organi-zation has gone before with our mission to Transform K Education.

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CAMPUS COMMUNITY

to students in need

provided 200 NEW winter jackets, hats

and mittens to students in need

cash and toys to students in need

support educational scholarships

A SAMPLING OF CAMPUSCOMMUNITY OUTREACH

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Local Support for Customers

Our Channel Partners and Educational Service Agency Partners (ESA) are Campus expertswho extend personal support to customers. They have expertise at the local and regionallevels for services and additional products to enhance your Infinite Campus investment.

ESA PartnersEducational Service Agencies (ESA) provide educational support programsand services to local schools and districts. ESAs have many names in variousparts of the country, including Board of Cooperative Educational Services(BOCES), Cooperative Education Service Agency (CESA), and RegionalEducation Service Agency (RESA).

Channel PartnersChannel Partners act as a mini Infinite Campus, hiring staff to acquire newcustomers, as well as an in-house client services staff for support. They arealready in the business of adding value to K12 education and experiencedin delivering software solutions to customers in their region.

ColoradoCentennial BOCES, Pikes Peak BOCES

MichiganClinton County RESA, West ShoreSchools Business Co-op

MinnesotaArrowhead Regional ComputingConsortium (ARCC)

New YorkEastern Suffolk BOCES, Edutech, LowerHudson Regional Information Center(LHRIC), Monroe #1 BOCES, Nassau BOCESOhioLake Geauga Computer Association (LGCA)TexasRegion 10 ESC

WisconsinCESA 5, CESA 7

Computer Information ConceptsGreeley, CO (800) 437-7457Customers: Colorado, Iowa, Illinois,Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming

Custom Computer Specialists, Inc.Hauppauge, NY (800) 598-8989Customers: Connecticut, Maine,Massachusetts, New Hampshire,New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,Rhode Island, Vermont

K-12 Solutions GroupCommerce, Georgia(800) 915-1671Customers: Georgia, Northern Florida

XID Technology SolutionsEuless, Texas(866) 943-7638Customers: Texas

The West Wing inspires creativity with bamboo and owering cherry trees and a koi pond.

Staff meet informally in the Pirates Cove, part of the Saucer Section.

HEADQUARTERS

THE CSS ENTERPRISE (THE CAMPUS SPACE SHIP ENTERPRISE)

Building design evokes the classics like Star Trek, Space

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The Mothership: a metaphor for breaking from tradition.

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DEVELOPED PRODUCTS INCLUDE:- Infinite Campus District Edition (ICDE)- Infinite Campus State Edition (ICSE)- Premium Products- G3 Innovation (G3)

INFINITE CAMPUS DISTRICT EDITIONInfinite Campus has been providing customers with advanced studentinformation system functionality, via a hosted service model, since itsinception in 1993. The original version of Infinite Campus was launched in1996 at Centennial School District in Circle Pines, Minnesota, which is stillusing the system today.

INFINITE CAMPUS STATE EDITIONEducational improvement depends on timely, accurate and robust information.Statewide student data systems are needed to create an informationinfrastructure thats as important as power, water or facilities.

G3: THE ROAD AHEADThe Infinife Campus mission is to transform K12 education. Thismeans education must make a dramatic shift from teacher-centric tostudent-centric learning communities. Infinite Campus calls thisthe Community Learning Center.

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CUSTOMERS SAY:We find the stability of the product is #1 and the customer ser-vice is top notch. Infinite Campus is the best system out there.Beverly Kilgore, Assistant Director of TechnologyParadise Valley USEParadise Valley, AZ

ROIOnce you understand the quality of what youre getting and thebenefits to the district, Infinite Campus is well worth the invest-ment. Its not just the bottom line; its what you can get from thesystem. Having accurate data, easy access and built-in function-ality is whats important. These are not necessarily quantifiableat first glance, but over time, there is a tremendous savings.Ron Blackgrave, Assistant Superintendent, OperationsFranklin Township Community SchoolsIndianapolis, IN

COMPREHENSIVEIn less than four months with Infinite Campus, Forsyth was ableto consolidate seven freestanding information applications intoone integrated data management system. We now have a scheduler,grade book, special education, standardized assessment tracking,attendance dialer, web-based portal and data warehouse inone system.

Bailey Mitchell Chief Technology and Information OfficerFosyth County SchoolsCummings, GA

TECHNOLOGY MATTERSIts time we use the advanced tools of technology to do more thangather data. Its time we effectively use that information for im-proving education on a broader scale. Infinite Campus has givenus the opportunity to move beyond stagnant data collection andmore toward helping our teachers and students succeed.Sandy Hollinger, Deputy Superintendent for Curriculum andStudent Support SystemsAlachua County Public SchoolsGainsville, FL

NOTE: State reporting is an integrated component of the coresystem. Infinite Campus builds edits and valid drop lists ofvalues for state reported data elements. Infinite Campus worksclosely with each states department of education and local dis-tricts to identify changing requirements as early as possible todeliver updated code as state reporting requirements change.

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ROIOnce you understand the quality of what youre getting and the benefits to the district, Infinite Campus is well worth the invest-ment. Its not just the bottom line; its what you can get from the system. Having accurate data, easy access and built-in function-ality is whats important. These are not necessarily quantifiable at first glance, but over time, there is a tremendous savings.Ron Blackgrave, Assistant Superintendent, OperationsFranklin Township Community SchoolsIndianapolis, IN

COMPREHENSIVEIn less than four months with Infinite Campus, Forsyth was able to consolidate seven freestanding information applications into one integrated data management system. We now have a scheduler, grade book, special education, standardized assessment tracking, attendance dialer, web-based portal and data warehouse in one system.

Bailey Mitchell Chief Technology and Information OfficerFosyth County SchoolsCummings, GA

TECHNOLOGY MATTERSIts time we use the advanced tools of technology to do more than gather data. Its time we effectively use that information for im-proving education on a broader scale. Infinite Campus has given us the opportunity to move beyond stagnant data collection and more toward helping our teachers and students succeed.Sandy Hollinger, Deputy Superintendent for Curriculum and Student Support SystemsAlachua County Public SchoolsGainsville, FL

NOTE: State reporting is an integrated component of the core system. Infinite Campus builds edits and valid drop lists of values for state reported data elements. Infinite Campus works closely with each states department of education and local dis-tricts to identify changing requirements as early as possible to deliver updated code as state reporting requirements change.

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Responding to the specific needs for a state department of education, Infinite Campus developed the Infinite Campus State Edition (ICSE). Because ICSE was fully integrated with Infinite Campus District Edition (ICDE), local districts and the department of education received more functionality than they had in the past at a lower total cost of ownership. The entire implementation took about 18 months.

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It is easy for us to get a report back from the state pointing out problems in our data. We make changes and resubmit them quickly. Infinite Campus has improved the consistency of information across the state.

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