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An App for Admissions

Behind the News
Kristen Domonell
University Business, December 2012

Admissions counselors are busy folks with some pretty important decisions to make, so it’s no wonder colleges and universities are looking for ways to make their lives a little more efficient. At the University of New Haven (Conn.), this help is coming in the form of iPads and an app called Matchbox, which allows counselors to review application materials on the go.

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Pennsylvania Selects Parchment for Statewide E-Transcript Initiative

Federal Grant Awarded to Commonwealth to Facilitate Digital Record Exchange between Schools, Improve Access to Services and Postsecondary Education

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PSU Improves Department Operations with OrgSync

The Office of Student Activities and Leadership Programs (SALP) at Portland State University (PSU) has adopted OrgSync to improve department operations and streamline many day-to-day department responsibilities, enabling them to channel resources to student development.

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Business Imaging Systems Releases Formsoft E-form Solution

Business Imaging Systems, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise-wide information management solutions, today unveiled Formsoft™ – an e-form software solution that "takes the office anywhere" with its ability to process forms in the field.

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Ristech Launches Brand-New book2net Cobra Digital Book Scanner for Libraries and Archives

Designed for libraries and archives, the new Book2net Cobra digital book scanner offers perfect book positioning in a “V” shaped cradle.

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Digital Treasures

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Monetizing digital assets translates to revenue potential, but an institution’s leaders must weigh the challenges and risks of charging for access to captured audio, video, and images.
Julie A. Varughese
University Business, March 2012

Alternative revenue streams are increasingly attractive to higher education leaders struggling to live in the new budgetary normal triggered by the recession. Monetizing assets such as audio, video, and images an institution already has or is continually generating through digital asset management (DAM) can be tantalizing to those managing a school’s coffers. But in the academic environment, can officials look beyond the perception that for-profit endeavors cheapen a school’s reputation? 

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Kristen Domonell
University Business, Feb 2012

Capture in High Def

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HP and Hyland Software Automate Document Processes for Grove City College

HP today announced Grove City College, a four-year liberal arts school in Pennsylvania, is using HP and Hyland Software Document Capture and Workflow Solutions to streamline business processes associated with student recruitment, financial aid verification, the registrar’s office and alumni development.

Grove City College has been a long-standing HP customer and is now implementing additional solutions campus-wide, including enterprise content management (ECM) strategy offerings that use HP and Hyland Software solutions.

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Canon U.S.A. Introduces The Performance-Driven DR-M140 Document Scanner To Its imageFORMULA Lineup

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging, today introduced the latest addition to its award-winning imageFORMULA lineup, the Canon DR-M140 Document Scanner. With a combination of a versatile design and advanced image-quality functions, the DR-M140 scanner is a reliable solution that can help reduce paperwork and improve workflows for legal, medical, government and financial employees who are challenged daily with overwhelming amounts of paperwork.

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Canon U.S.A. launches new cost-reducing, duplex print drivers

Canon U.S.A., Inc., is today making available updated printer drivers for imageRUNNER and imageRUNNER ADVANCE multifunction office systems.  Canon developed these new drivers to meet growing customer demand for cost-reducing print solutions that are also more environmentally friendly.  The latest drivers change the default print settings of imageRUNNER and imageRUNNER ADVANCE multifunction systems from simplex to duplex in order to reduce the use of paper and other associated environmental resources.

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