Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - Event-Driven Application
- Networks & Connectivity - 5G
Applicable Industries
- Education
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Maintenance
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
About The Customer
Senati is a renowned educational institution in Peru that has been in operation for nearly 60 years. The institution offers a wide range of vocational courses, providing thousands of young adults with the opportunity to receive an education in technical professions such as facilities, repairs, and maintenance. These courses are designed to support further education, retraining, and professional advancement. The institution boasts a high employment rate, with nine out of ten students securing employment within the first six months of graduating.
The Challenge
Senati, a well-established educational institution in Peru, was facing a significant challenge in their student enrollment process. The institution primarily communicated application deadlines, exam registrations, and exam results through email. However, a significant number of Senati’s applicants come from lower-income households, many of whom don’t have regular access to the internet or their email. This made it difficult for these students to receive or respond to time-sensitive information. The challenge was further compounded by the fact that the marketing team was responsible for ensuring that all available spaces were filled at the time of online enrollment. The lack of internet access among a significant portion of their target audience made it challenging for Senati to communicate the value and benefits of the institute effectively.
The Solution
To overcome this challenge, Senati decided to implement a new communication channel that the majority of their applicants had access to – SMS. They leveraged Infobip’s two-way SMS solution to create a comprehensive customer journey via SMS messaging. This ensured that important enrollment information was still accessible to students with little or no internet access. The solution allowed applicants to receive instructions for how to register for their entrance exam, reminders for key dates in the admission process, updates on the status of their admission, and details on how to complete the enrollment process. This new communication channel was also introduced to those who have regular access to the internet but prefer to communicate via text message rather than email. Senati also used this platform to communicate their value proposition and new initiatives to keep potential students updated and motivated to enroll in their programs.
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