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June 2005
Major Update to College Funds Management Systems
Initiative
Software is delighted to announce the availability of
TeQuios, aimed specifically at
supporting further and higher education organisations to
manage their student payment activities.
TeQuios delivers
the same capabilities as three of Inisoft's
student payment products for further and higher education
organisations in a single easy to use system. The
solution offers a suite of predefined processes and user
screens to track financial payments to and from students
including bursary payments, childcare payments, attendance
payments, Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) payments
and hardship loans. The solution has been developed in
partnership with a broad range of colleges to ensure that
the capabilities meet the current and anticipated needs of
the further and higher education sector.
"We have long had
a presence in the education sector where our Febas and
Sefas products have supported student funds management
activities. We recognised that we could deliver more
comprehensive and integrated capabilities by creating a
new solution that draws upon our wider product expertise.
We have done this with considerable input from a cross
section of leading colleges so that TeQuios was
created to directly address today's
requirements as well as being designed to satisfy those of
tomorrow", comments Douglas McLoughlan, Operations
Director. "TeQuios has all the
positive characteristics of its predecessors but delivered
in a highly graphical and user friendly environment."
"As an existing
customer of Inisoft we are delighted to be
associated with the development of TeQuios
and are looking forward to using this
in the near future, as we firmly believe that it will make
our College more efficient in dealing with Students
Funding Applications," states Liz Eaton, Bursaries Manager
of James Watt College.
"We currently
utilise an excellent system from Inisoft for
assessing Bursaries and Funding. We are looking forward
to processing our applications through TeQuios
in August 2005," comments Catherine
Dobie, Bursaries Manager of Reid Kerr College.
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