FLORHAM PARK, NJ, June 20, 2017. – Aptron Corporation, a leading provider of Higher Education ERP Systems, today announced that the company has been highlighted as a 2017 Top 10 Student Information System Provider in the May 25, 2017 issue of Education Technology Insights Magazine. Put together by the magazine’s editorial and a distinguished panel of prominent CEO’s, CIO’s, VCs and analysts, this issue is designed to help educational organizations select the best vendors that offer the most promising solutions. According to the magazine, the companies included in the issue are at the forefront of providing cutting-edge technology solutions and have exhibited comprehensive know-how and in-depth expertise in delivering a varied range of “next generation” SIS.
Aptron’s Collēgix® platform is an enterprise software system that powers the higher education experience by using a common database to integrate on-line self-service for students and faculty while optimizing the performance of office personnel, administration and staff. Offering robust functionality and fully-integrated modules, Collegix can be customized and optimized to efficiently and effectively support the student experience and your institution’s day-to-day operations. Collegix subscriptions are available both in the Cloud and on premise and are targeted for colleges and universities with 400 to 8,000 students. To read what Education Technology Insights has to say about Aptron, visit Aptron Corporation: Powering the Higher Education Experience at Education Technology Insights on-line magazine.
Education Technology Insights is a technology magazine that talks about enterprise solutions that can redefine business goals of tomorrow. The magazine brings you the latest trends in the industry on the most happening technologies and solution providers. Published from Fremont, California, Education Technology Insights is an excellent platform for enterprises to showcase their innovative solutions and provide a better understanding of technology trends for industry leaders.