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RJM announces a new line of Affordable Web-based Products for Higher Education Administration

Southbury, Connecticut

In the past, universities chose the best available solution for managing their data and communications - that meant a single-vendor solution based on proprietary software, running on a dedicated hardware platform, supported by a large, on-campus professional IT staff. That time has PASSED, but many of today's colleges and universities are still running the back office with these outdated, costly technologies and legacy systems.

With today's students using the latest technology tools as part of their daily lives, they approach their college experience with the expectation of open, multi-tiered administrative systems which integrate with other familiarly and developing technologies. They expect to access their information from a web browser whenever and wherever they want, at a click of a key or touch of a screen. Why should administrators expect anything less? SONISWEB® is a completely web-based academic administrative software system installed and in production in colleges and universities today. SONISWEB® utilizes open architecture tools from Microsoft and Macromedia, Inc., to provide a true open system. The consistent browser-based user interface of SONISWEB® gives administrators, students, prospective students, applicants, faculty, and alumni access to the back office system from any web-enabled device anywhere on campus or in the world. Think of the many benefits achieved from such a technology. SONISWEB® also requires less support from IT staff to implement and maintain. This not only lowers your hardware and networking costs but also your personnel and benefits costs. At the same time the SONISWEB® software itself is less costly than most integrated legacy products serving the same academic market. This lowers your initial investment as well as your annual recurring costs.

Partnered with the latest accounting systems from Great Plains Software, SONISWEB® offers fully integrated administrative functions in a friendlier, easy-to-use environment. This open system approach will best position smaller colleges and universities to meet their needs today and for the future!