Admin. SW Solution Gives Students Access

TEAMS Elite is a client/server administrative software solution that lets administrators at colleges and universities personalize studentsí collegiate experience by giving them access to strategic school and personal information.

The software is portable among clients, (Mac, Windows 3.x, 95 and NT), among multiple platforms (DEC Alpha, AS/400 and Intel), and among databases (Oracle, Sybase, SQL and DB2/400). Administrators may change hardware at any time without affecting presentation or functionality.

An integrated database stores information only once, allowing each office to access that piece of information as needed.

And, all TEAMS Elite modules are equipped with an extensive online help feature that incorporates an overview of the system along with the processes necessary to complete fundamental tasks.

Modules available include: Admissions, Registration, Advising, Financial Aid, Student Life, Development/Alumni, Decision Support, General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Purchasing, Accounts Receivable and Human Resources. CMDS, Harrisonburg, VA, (800) 999-2637, www.cmds.com. WM

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