-- Blackbaud (BLKB) 週一宣布，將對 Student First 進行策略性投資，旨在為高等教育機構提供互聯校園服務，並將學生資訊系統與財務和籌款工具整合。 此次投資的具體金額尚未披露。 該公司表示，此次合作將 Student First 的人工智慧學生系統與其自身的財務和籌款平台相結合，以統一校園運作並提升學生生命週期資訊的透明度。
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