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Campus Management Announces Best of Breed Solution in Higher Education with Microsoft Dynamics CRM

 

Campus Management will deliver Microsoft Dynamics CRM in Higher Education

designed to drive enrollment growth and aid student retention



    BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Campus Management Corp. today
 announced the selection of Microsoft Dynamics CRM as the technology
 framework for its next generation solution for CRM in Higher Education.
 Campus Management has been a pioneer of CRM in Higher Education, providing
 the most robust and proven capabilities across the student
 lifecycle-designed specifically for institutions delivering a blend of
 traditional, non- traditional, on-site, and distance education programs.
 Institutions running Campus Management's solutions grow their enrollments
 three times faster than the industry average, and consistently achieve
 higher rates of retention and program completion.
     "Campus Management understands the challenges in higher education,"
 said Rich Seidner, Microsoft's executive director of education. "Enrollment
 growth and profitable operations now matter to every institution. Campus
 Management is creating a unique solution, using Microsoft Dynamics CRM to
 deliver process automation, real-time performance statistics, and student
 lifecycle management for all types of institutions-on-ground, online,
 hybrid, and multi-campus."
     Campus Management initially developed its solutions to support the
 needs of the for-profit education sector and recognized the need to support
 CRM processes far earlier than many of its competitors targeting the
 non-profit sector. (1)
     "CRM is in Campus Management's DNA. Our next generation CRM in Higher
 Education extends the business benefits of CRM to manage and measure all
 stages of the student lifecycle from source through student outcome," said
 Jason Roberts, Campus Management's chief technology officer. "We are able
 to bring our solution to market faster and with greater integration and
 customization options for our customers by building on Microsoft Dynamics
 CRM."
     Availability
     Microsoft Dynamics CRM, code-named "Titan," is a fully multi-tenant
 application platform that supports deployments in on-premise environments,
 in partner-hosted environments, and via the new Microsoft Dynamics Live CRM
 service. Campus Management is currently working with pre-release versions
 of the "Titan" platform as part of Microsoft's Technology Adoption Program.
 The Microsoft Dynamics CRM on-premise and partner-hosted versions are
 planned for the fourth quarter of 2007. Campus Management's CRM in Higher
 Education will be available in early 2008 following certification with
 Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
     About Campus Management
     Campus Management is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, providing an
 integrated suite of higher education administrative solutions, in a service
 oriented architecture. Today, more than 1,100 colleges and university
 campuses worldwide rely on Campus Management for efficient, scalable, and
 flexible administrative and academic solutions to enhance institutional
 performance. The company was ranked Best in Class in Student Information
 Systems in IMS Global Learning Consortium's 2007 independent survey; won
 Microsoft's 2005 Public Sector award for innovation in Higher Education;
 and, was named Microsoft's Global ERP Solutions Developer of the Year in
 2003. For more information, visit www.campusmanagement.com.
     (1) Datamonitor, Decision Matrix: Selecting a CRM vendor in the higher
 education market, June, 2007.
 
 

SOURCE Campus Management Corporation