Achieving tenure is a huge milestone for many college and university faculty members, but it can be a long process and sometimes, it’s difficult to qualify. Less than half of full-time college faculty have tenure, and nearly 75% of faculty positions are not tenure-track positions. A professor in a non-tenure-track position can never achieve tenure in that role. Professors who are in tenure-track positions often apply for tenure after 6 years, and the review process can be lengthy. Some schools give a 15-month timeline to tenure candidates. The process is also arduous for candidates, who have to gather all of their work, publications, achievements, student feedback, and more into one place for the review committee. Digitizing faculty information with FIS can save huge amounts of time for faculty members, who don’t have to go digging in old emails and filing cabinets, and for review committees, who don’t have to search through files or pass around a hard drive or physical folder of information.