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According to a report from the DFES in 2005, SIMS.net had 90% of the market share. http://www.capitaes.co.uk/home/downl...ue_of_SIMS.pdf
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Hi all,
Relatively new to these forums but hoping some kind soul might be able to help.
Am doing some research (I work for a school stickers company) into the MIS sector and needing to know the various market shares of the different MIS systems. Even ballpark figures would be okay.
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Really grateful if anyone can help.
According to a report from the DFES in 2005, SIMS.net had 90% of the market share. http://www.capitaes.co.uk/home/downl...ue_of_SIMS.pdf
That's about all I know.
Has a poll been run on these forums asking what MIS's members here are running? If not, may be worth starting one. It'd give you some ball park data to extrapolate from.
If you run a poll you may want to add
Phoenix Gold, Phoenix E1, Bromcom and Wauton Samuals to the list.
I know Norfolk is split almost 50/50 SIMS and CMIS for secondary schools and pretty much 100% Phoenix E1 for primaries.
Almost everyone uses SIMS, quite a few of the rest use Facility CMIS, a handful use Integris, very very roughly speaking...
Many thanks to you both! Regarding the link to that press release I guess I highly doubt the 90% figure especially if it comes from SIMS itself! I cant believe two other MIS applications can exist on only a 10% market share. (Sorry just realised the articles mentions the DfeS as the source of the 90% not Capita itself).
Im just surprised no one has published reports/analysis on this before. It would seem a fairly important question I would imagine especially with the move to more MIS presence in schools.
Re the poll good idea, might do that. Also thanks for the other MIS names, wasnt aware of those.
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I assume the DCSF got the stats from the school census, so it'll miss off all the schools that don't do school census. It'll also miss off people who have more then one MIS, ie, I use SIMS for pupil data, Bromcom for attendance, Phoenix E1 for staff data.
The Sims share will be very high, but I'd be surprised if it was 90%. Other companies are going to have to be very innovative to get anywhere otherwise!
We have around 80% of schools in England, Wales and NI. The next is RM which has a significant share of primary schools. Serco is next followed by Pearson.
If you ask DCSF they wll let you have the census return numbers.
I would expect the RM Share to drop with the end of Integris Classic this year as quite a lot are, I believe, looking to Serco, Pearson and Sims for the replacement over the new RM Integris G2.
But as for that breakdown its quite large, I expected Sims to be less tbh.
I was expecting SIMS to have a larger share, at least in secondary maintained schools.
Cool added a poll, hopefully people will vote!
Voted Phoenix Gold which is the current MIS we are inflicted with. We are currently evaluating E1, SIMS and CMIS. One of these three is looking very strong but don't want to say which, yet.
We use to use Sims & Bromcom, but got rid of Bromcom last term.
We used Phoenix Gold, although we used sims.net for the financial side of things.. I only ticked Gold though..
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Duke University Junior Tom Shelbourn got his own version of culture shock when he took the Sounds of the South English class last semester.
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Kevin Garnett stood on the sidelines, screaming in an attempt to rally his teammates to victory. His primal intensity still burns deeply, but not even his best effort to cheer his team to victory could hide a sobering fact from view.
With the All-Star game in the balance, the only way Garnett could help was by screaming from the sidelines, wearing a bag of ice to go along with his warmup suit.
*****In the All-Star game, there are certain players that just stand out. I guess it's like that in every game, but in the All-Star game it's more striking. It's more difficult to stand out when the NBA's best are all collected together on the same court. So when it happens, you realize you're witnessing greatness.
Last night, the trio of Lebron James, Dwyane Wade and Dwight Howard stood out more than anyone else. Even in the world's greatest pick-up game, their athletic ability was simply on a different plane than anyone else's. They can put it into the next gear that other mortals on the court just don't have. Carmelo Anthony played great basketball last night, but he does things that other human beings could possibly imitate. What James, Wade, and Howard do, other people can't. Not me, not you, and not Carmelo Anthony. They possess a grace, a presence, and an extra gear that nobody else has. Nobody in the world.
There was a point in time when Kevin Garnett inspired the same feelings as James, Wade and Howard now do. When he stood out even against the best and brightest the NBA had to offer. Even in the All-Star game, a collection of most of the world's best basketball talent, Garnett simply commanded attention. He was a seven feet tall package of skill, mobility, and exuberance the likes of which the game had never seen.
He had grace for days. To see a seven-footer so mobile, so limber, and so smooth, you felt like you were witnessing the ushering of a new generation of NBA players. But you weren't; nobody else has come along with Garnett's combination of size, skill, determination and mobility and, maybe, nobody ever will.
His skill set was unbelievable. Seven footers just don't do what he could. It was impossible. He could float to the perimeter, run the break, and dish dimes. He snatched every rebound in sight, and had as sophisticated a low-post game as anyone in basketball.
Once he had you in the post, you were at his mercy. He'd catch the ball with both feet planted nimbly in the ground, so he could pivot either way. He'd shoulder fake one way, then another, both times with the balls of his feet still connected to the ground. Then his defender would lean one way, one of Garnett's feet would come off the ground, he'd spin away from the defense, and an unblockable fadeaway jumper would soon by on its way to the rim. Splash. It was that easy. That effortless. That simple.
Only it wasn't simple. Or easy. If it were, other players would be able to do it. Just like James, Wade and Howard do now, Garnett made the impossible seem so attainable. For a seven footer to be so skilled should have been unlawful. But Garnett, galloping down the court with his long, spry gait, was that talented. The way he moved, they way he played — even the way he was — Kevin Garnett stood out.
There comes a time in every player's career when the game passes him by. Perhaps it hasn't yet come to that point with Garnett. He still has some left to contribute to the Celtics' cause. He's not the same player he once was, but there's still left to offer. Maybe the game hasn't entirely passed him by.
But, at least, the game's stars have. Garnett once stood out in the All-Star game for what he could do, but last night he was almost invisible. He used to be a leading actor, but yesterday he was nothing more than an extra in a cast co-starring Lebron, D-Wade, and Superman.
After the game's conclusion, Garnett talked about his need for rejuvenation and rest, the big crowd at Cowboys Stadium, and splitting minutes with David Lee. Imagine that? Kevin Garnett, splitting minutes with David Lee. And, to tell you the truth, Garnett wasn't even as deserving of a spot on the team as Lee.
It's sad how quickly and drastically the mighty fall. One day, Garnett was in the winner's circle for the first time in his career. The next, he was under the knife getting surgery, after being forced to watch from the sidelines as his team failed to defend its title.
Yesterday, he had to once again resort to cheering his All-Star teammates on while they — not he — fought for victory. KG once stood out even among the world's best for all his talent and skill, but his sudden fall from the league's forefront has left yesterday's scene all too real:
KG standing on the sideline. An ice pack wrapped around his knee. Words of encouragement and advice springing from his lips. The fire, the heart, and the desire still there.
But the athletic ability fading.
Fading far too quickly.
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PHOX2B Mutation-Confirmed Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome in A Chinese Family: Presentations From Newborn to Adulthood
Detect the PHOX2B Mutation-confirmed congenital central hypoventilation syndrome
Background: Congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS) is characterized by compromised chemo-reflexes that results in hypoventilation during sleep. Recently, a heterozygous PHOX2B gene mutation was identified in CCHS. This report was made to increase physicians' awareness of this rare disease.
Methods: A Chinese family of CCHS with presentations from newborn to adulthood and genetic analysis confirming the PHOX2B mutation was analyzed. After identifying central hypoventilation in an adult male (index case), clinical evaluation was performed on the complete family, which consisted of the parents, five siblings, and five offsprings. In addition, pulmonary function test, overnight polysomnography, arterial blood gas, and hypercapnia ventilatory response, and genetic screening for PHOX2B gene mutations were performed on living family members.
Results: The index patient and four offsprings demonstrated features of central hypoventilation. The index patients had hypoxia and hypercapnia while awake and breathing room air, nocturnal hypoventilation with nadir SpO2 of 50%, and polycythemia with hematocrit 70%. The first and fourth children had frequent cyanotic spells after birth and died of respiratory failure. The second and third children remained asymptomatic till adulthood but had decreased hypercapnic ventilatory response. The third child had nocturnal hypoventilation with nadir SpO2 of 59%. PHOX2B gene five alanine expansions were detected in all affected living subjects, including the index patient and two (second and third) children.
Conclusions: Our study confirms that the transmission of late-onset CCHS is autosomal-dominant and genetic screening of family members for CCHS probands allows for early diagnosis and treatment.
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Round here the LEA reccomended Disposal company charges £5 per PC and £5 per monitor which is quite hefty in my oppinion!
Having recently learned that the company we have previously used no longer services our area, I've been looking round for new recycling companies.
Now, are these companies having a laugh post-WEEE Directives, or are their costs fair? Collections which used to be free or have a nominal £50 price tag are now going to cost me several hundred pounds per year.
The price does further encourage me to give functioning equipment to charity rather than send it for materials reclamation, however we still need to find a means of getting rid of dead equipment.
I'd be interested to hear of any companies people have found who are not asking such (seemingly) exorbitant figures for this work.
What kind of figures are you talking about?
Round here the LEA reccomended Disposal company charges £5 per PC and £5 per monitor which is quite hefty in my oppinion!
If the computers and printers are still in a useable condition the give oxfam a call. They'll pick them up and recycle them for you free of charge.
We're pretty lucky cus all our stuff is DELL and they've got some sort of collection scheme they run which doesn't look too bad (although we havent needed to try it yet). We still havent planned what we're gonna do with eveything else (eek!). In the past we've left it outside maintenance and it... dissapears.
We've called up charities in the past but they havent always been able to take everything we've had to give them and they rarely turn up when they say they will so its not really best to rely on them I find. Also one year a couple of volunteer workers helped themselves to a little more than was on offer.
For working stuff, we will use Oxfam, Computer Aid or similar such organisation - I have contacts at a local charity for homeless / assisted housing people who could use old computers too. The problem I'm having is getting rid of the dead stuff.Originally Posted by simongrahamuk
Well, that's cheaper than anyone I've spoken to so far. I'm seeing figures like £200 for up to 20 units, often with a "premium" for CRT monitors; one quoted a flat £295 regardless of collection size which would be good if I had a huge collection, but sucks for 10 PCs! Other companies I spoke to gave me a straight no due to the small size of the collection.Originally Posted by Butuz
We had a "dodgy" company come over from Liverpool - i forget the name now but they came to manchester, collected 2 van loads of old kit and disappeared - no questions asked
I will find the brochure and get the name for you - I say it was dodgy because they sent 2 foreigners in as many vans. it was all free and apparently kosher.
Just remember to wipe any disks
If your based in the north west we collect it equipment from school free of charge.
You can visit our website at www.lcws.co.uk or contact JUSTIN or TRISH on 01254 726303.
Thanks LCWS will make a note of that one - is your website down at the mo as I cant get to it?
worst comes to worst, then dispose of at the tip in small groups. Nobody will ever know.
LCWS will not be replying to this thread due to their account being suspended. Spamming is unacceptable!
dont you just hate spam its really starting to get on my ???s. Seems its happening everywhere now.
We sell all our kit off to parents by advertising in our newsletter.
We wipe the HDDs with diskwiper and sell a complete base with CRT, k/b and mouse for £30 and the money goes straight back into our budget to buy more kit.
I usually manage to make up kit from non workers and dispose of the odd bits in the rubbish bins bit by bit over time. It's worked well up to now but it's getting harder to sell it. I found one keen parent last time who bought all that I had so as to resell it on so I gave him a good deal and cleared everything, working or not, together with old network hubs, switches, NICs, servers etc etc. I can swing the cat in my room now but it won't be long before it collects up again, you know how it is.
BR to all and have a good break.
I've just realised I'm on hols and here I sit at 11:40p.m. on Sunday night talking about work, hows that for sad.
@Trav It's fine, it's 0148Hrs and I'm reading a forum on a job I dont even do any more :P THAT is sad mate!
trav have you considered the fact that if you sell this old kit to staff and pupils you and the school become liable for any claims if any of the equipment goes faulty. ie setting fire to houses, electrocuting people etc. You will also find that your public liability insurance does not cover these and hence a large lawsuit could happen. It is far safer to dispose of these items properley under the weee/rohas guideline, donate them to charity or if you must sell them then this should be done to a trader who will take on all end of life responsiblities.
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|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Matt regains consciousness after being captured by the Russians, where is he?
(a) A room on Level 1.
(b) A small storage room.
(c) In an office.
(d) A cell on Level 4.
2. Who falls through the ice as Craig's group flees the Ice Station and the grendels?
(a) Bane.
(b) Anthony.
(c) Tom.
(d) Jenny.
3. What color are the lights that circle the titanium sphere?
(a) Blue.
(b) Purple.
(c) White.
(d) Green.
4. Where does Craig order his team to stand down when he and a few of his men are trapped inside the Ice Station?
(a) 25 miles.
(b) 30 miles.
(c) 35 miles.
(d) 40 miles.
5. What does the living Grendel measure from muzzle to tail?
(a) 8 feet.
(b) 12 feet.
(c) 10 feet.
(d) 15 feet.
6. What does Jenny ride in with Craig back to the Ice Station when it is discovered that Craig needs additional journals?
(a) Pave Hawk.
(b) Iroquois.
(c) Twin Huey.
(d) Seahawk.
7. When Jenny, Craig, and the rest of the group come to a black chute that is too steep to climb with boots and hands, who climbs it with steel crampons?
(a) Tom.
(b) Jenny.
(c) Craig.
(d) Amanda.
8. How many minutes does the Polar Sentinel have to spend looking for the man-made polynya as they prepare head to evacuate the Ice Station?
(a) 15.
(b) 20.
(c) 10.
(d) 5.
9. How many Russians does an American seaman believe there are?
(a) 22.
(b) 15.
(c) More than 10.
(d) About 8.
10. Who escapes with Jenny from Omega?
(a) Kanter.
(b) Pearlson.
(c) Kowalski.
(d) O'Donnell.
11. At the beginning of Chapter 13, where do Matt and the others taken refuge after fleeing from Level 4?
(a) In a storage closet.
(b) Service Shed on Level 3.
(c) In a short tunnel.
(d) A small ventilation shaft.
12. How old is the Russian soldier that a pair of Delta Force team members capture?
(a) 26.
(b) 18.
(c) 31.
(d) 20.
13. When Tom announces that he Jenny, Bane, and Kowalski have about another hundred yards to go, how long have they been crawling toward the ice station?
(a) An hour.
(b) 45 minutes.
(c) A half an hour.
(d) 90 minutes.
14. What is the top speed that the ice boat attains when Amanda, Jenny, and Craig try to escape the Russian and grendels?
(a) Over 100 mph.
(b) 65 mph.
(c) About 80 mph.
(d) 55 mph.
15. How close did the beast get to Amanda's hiding place in Chapter 9, before it turned away?
(a) A few inches.
(b) 2 feet.
(c) About 6 inches.
(d) A foot.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many sentinels does Dr. Ogden believe stay awake when the other grendels hibernate?
2. Where are corpses from the Ice Station kept?
3. What god does Tom remember from his grandfather's stories?
4. What was the purpose of the room where Craig and the others go to hide in Chapter 13?
5. In Chapter 8, how many inches of ice cover the skylight?
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|A/Prof Peter Skinner
|University of Queensland
|Mr Michael Sorkin
|Principal of Michael Sorkin Studio in New York City
|Ms Caroline Stalker
|Mr James Tuma
|Mr Alec Tzannes
|Director Tzannes Associates
|A/Prof Ali Ulu
|Anadolu University
|Mr Craig Wallace
|Minister for Main Roads, Fisheries and Marine Infrastructure,
|Mr Paul Walter
|City Plan Urban Design
|Mr Chris Walton
|The Eco Village
|Prof Kongjian Yu
|Founder of Turenscape Landscape Architects