2005 July - September
Following a lengthy and rigorous RFP process, the University of Virginia announced on Friday, August 19, that Digital Architecture's Acalog™ ACMS™ has been awarded the contract for the University's first academic catalog management system.
Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts becomes the latest higher-education institution to adopt the Acalog™ ACMS™ for academic catalog management and publishing.
Springfield College Graduate School partners with Digital Architecture to produce their 2005-2006 academic catalog on CD-ROM. The Acalog™ ACMS™ makes it easy to convert a web-based Acalog™ Gateway into a CD-ROM-based Gateway. The CD-ROM Gateway will help the graduate school provide a highly useful offline version of the school's academic catalog, while helping the school conserve resources for academics by printing and mailing fewer print catalogs.
Greenfield Community College has selected Digital Architecture to produce the college's academic catalog on CD-ROM. The CD-ROM will provide a consistent experience for prospective and existing students between the web-based Acalog™ ACMS™ Gateway and the CD-ROM Gateway, which can be run offline and shipped at minimal cost compared to print versions.
Rivier College has selected Digital Architecture to perform layout and pre-press services for the college's academic catalog. Using the export from the Acalog™ ACMS™ will save time and resources, and ensure the content is accurate, eliminating the necessity of multiple copy edit revisions that were required before using the Acalog™ ACMS™.
Slippery Rock University has selected Digital Architecture to provide professional services for CD-ROM creation for the university's undergraduate and graduate catalogs for the second year in a row. SRU received favorable response last year to the CD-ROM catalog Gateways.
