Brief: Series25 Scheduling Suite Adds Mobile Access, Improved Security -- Campus Technology

Brief: Series25 Scheduling Suite Adds Mobile Access, Improved Security

By Joshua Bolkan
05/15/13

CollegeNet has updated its scheduling and event management suite, Series25, with mobile access and improved security.

Featuring integration with student information systems (SIS), Series25 includes tools for event scheduling, e-calendar publishing, course scheduling, ticket and merchandise sales, and event, resource, and space management. It comprises the company's Schedule25, 25Live, and X25 products

With the new upgrade, users will also be able to grant access privileges by individual, organization, or venue and make changes across multiple related events by changing one.

For more information about the Web-based scheduling suite, visit corp.collegenet.com.

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Joshua Bolkan is contributing editor for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe. He can be reached at [email protected].

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