Computing Options Unveils Regent Express, the First ASP-Hosted Financial Aid Management System for Higher Education
(ContentDesk) October 8, 2005 -- Computing Options, a leading provider of financial aid management solutions to the post-secondary education market for over 25 years, announced today the markets first ASP-hosted financial aid management solution, Regent Express.
The solution, which is based on the companys category-leading financial aid management software, Regent, will be generally available in October of 2005.
The solution will be sold on an annual subscription basis and requires no hardware, software or IT resources and is available at a fraction of the cost of traditional enterprise software.
Regent Express will provide thousands of colleges with an affordable, enterprise-grade solution who cannot afford costly competitive alternatives.
For colleges with up to 1000 full-time enrollments (FTEs), Regent Express addresses a major innovation gap in the market and enables financial aid automation and reporting previously enjoyed only by large institutions with multi-million dollar ERP systems.
Clients can "go-live" with the system within 72 hours of purchase. Small schools have the same financial aid issues and needs that the large institutions have: federal compliance, reporting, packaging, etc., but dont have the budget for an expensive financial aid management system, says Bryan Chaney, Vice President of Sales for Computing Options.
Because our system is purely web-based, is easy to use and learn, and can be installed quickly, offering Regent Express as a service was a simple decision for us. Computing Options will offer Regent Express starting at $1,900 per month, billed annually, to colleges with fewer than 500 students and $2,500 per month for colleges up to 1000 students.
Private 2 year colleges and career colleges are expected to be major takers of the new Regent Express.
Full phone and online support will be available to Regent Express clients as well.About Computing Options Founded in 1979, Computing Options provides software solutions exclusively for higher education institutions, where it is a leading provider of financial aid management solutions.
Acquired and operated by the current management team in 2003, Computing Options has spent over 2 years retooling its products and business operations.
The web-based, open-standards architecture combines the benefits of 25 years of financial aid knowledge experience with today's flexible, interoperable web-based technologies.
Computing Options is committed to developing administrative systems which allow institutions to utilize best-of-breed applications which integrate seamlessly with existing systems for maximum return on investment.
Computing Options is headquartered at:
4650 Wedgewood Blvd., Suite 104, Frederick, MD, 21703.
Telephone: (800) 639-0927
www.computingoptions.com???For more information, please contact Bryan Chaney, VP of Sales at e-mail protected from spam bots, 240-215-6125To see an online demo immediately, click the "view demo now" link on our website..
Aetrex Worldwide Donates 7,000 Pair of Shoes to Victims of Hurricane Katrina
Teaneck, NJ (ContentDesk) September 22, 2005 -? Aetrex Worldwide has sent a heartfelt donation of 7,000 pair of shoes this week to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Aetrex is a leader in the footwear and footcare industries, with many well known brands including Aetrex and Apex Footwear, Lynco Orthotics, iStep Technologies, Foot.com and more.
Over 6,000 pair of Aetrex Footwear were donated to the Veteran's Administration in Hammond, LA to aid displaced veterans and their families.
In addition, 500 pair have been donated to United Methodist Church in Jackson, MS and 250 pair were given to Southern Prosthetic Supply Co. in Alpharetta, GA in support of their philanthropic effort.
"We at Aetrex have been looking for a way to contribute to the victims of the Katrina disaster," says Richard Schwartz, Aetrex Chairman.
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The Prayer Pager Project launches its web site.
The Prayer Pager Project is a non-profit organization that seeks to aid patients with catastrophic illness in their healing by providing means of prayer. We give the patient a pager, at no cost to the patient, to have with them while in the hospital or even at home while recovering. When a family member, friend, or parishioner thinks of or prays for the patient, they then page the patient to let them know. As the pages come in, the patient knows there are others in the battle or their wellness; that the patient is not alone, giving them the strength to fight their disease and become well again. The payers have offered comfort to patients and their families alike.
It is our belief that the power of prayer works miracles in the healing process.For more information, request a pager, or make a donation, visit our new site at www.prayerpager.com..
The Prayer Pager Project launches its web site.
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Songwriter Writes First Ever Pandemic Preparedness Music CD; Music Proceeds Donated to Aid Online Community Members
(ContentDesk) April 6, 2006 -- Songwriter, producer, Cornelius Popcorn Robertson has assembled a collection of 14 songs plus a bonus live track to help raise funds for AvianFluTalk.com. This fore thinking web based discussion forum is engaged in the noble effort to help others less fortunate to purchase food and supplies ahead of the looming threat of the next Bird Flu influenza pandemic. The album is titled Unmasked , The Flu Collection. Its a mix of songs for all you preppers out there that need to unwind after a long day of bad news, cynicism and stockpiling, says Popcorn, Theres a little something for everyone. Genres run from pop to light rock, pop, ballads, light jazz, country pop/rock/blues, etc. I hope this music inspires, makes preparing for the task at hand a little easier and comforts during the H5N1 plague to come. I was thinking of how I could help Avianflutalk.coms cause in a...
Songwriter Writes First Ever Pandemic Preparedness Music CD; Music Proceeds Donated to Aid Online Community Members
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