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TechnologyOne goes to TAFE
Stephen Withers
Friday, 26 February 2010 09:03
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TechnologyOne's Student Management software will be deployed at Victorian TAFEs.The product is already in use at six Australian universities, but this is the first time it has been adopted in the TAFE sector.
Phil Clarke, Acting Deputy Secretary at Skills Victoria, said TechnologyOne Student Management solution was selected due to the company's commitment to enhance the product to provide integrated tertiary and training functionality as a standard feature.
"This contract confirms that TechnologyOne is the leader when it comes to providing new and groundbreaking software to manage student needs," said TechnologyOne executive director Adrian Di Marco.
"TechnologyOne Student Management will be the only software that can work simultaneously across both universities and TAFEs," he added.
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