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In addition to my college job, I own a software company Compro Software
Services.  We are going to launch a new product in March which schedules
people and things into places.  It is designed to schedule employees and
stuff into college or hospital settings.  It is pretty slick (frankly),
and easy to use.  It can match the right piece of equipment, or person
with the right job at the right time.  It works with scheduling concerns
as short as fifteen minutes, and as long as several years.

I really don't mean to SPAM here, but we are pretty excited about this.
It has been developed over the course of four years.

If you would like info, please email me.

On Mon, 8 Jan 1996, Randall Blondeau wrote:

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> >I know that this is a little off-track, but I thought that I would take
> >advantage of the fact that most of the people on this list (or maybe all)
> >are in academic settings.  I need to find a piece of software that can be
> >used to schedule rooms or resources.  Either a stand-alone app or a plug-in
> >to something like Access or Excel.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Jim McKay
>
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> At the Computer Center here, we use a shceduler called Unison. It's put out
> by Dexotek. If you e-mail me, I'll hunt around for the address. As a
> product, it works really well. Rooms can be scheduled with resources
> (overhead projectors, In-Focus panels, etc) and has a realitively small
> learning curve.
>
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