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9 Universities Deploy Orion CRM

10/31/2007

Education technology provider Intelliworks reported recently that nine colleges and universities are deploying its flagship constituent relationship management platform, Orion, for recruiting, outreach, and communications.

Orion, which launched back in July, is designed to help administrators  manage campus events, promote course offerings, and track communications with prospective students. It's also designed for inter-departmental collaboration on marketing programs.

The nine institutions that have adopted Orion since July include American Public University; California State University, Sacramento; Garrett College; New England College; Northeastern University; Northwestern University; University of New England; University of Maryland School of Engineering; and University of Pennsylvania.

“Orion empowers our team to seamlessly manage all relationship marketing and communications interactions with our constituents in a single place. With its fast deployment, ease of use, and affordable pricing structure, Orion provides compelling value to any individual and team to take control of their CRM needs.” said Diane Raymond, director of admission for New England College.

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About the author: Dave Nagel is the executive editor for 1105 Media's educational technology online publications and electronic newsletters. He can be reached at dnagel@1105media.com.

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