Higher Education Kent, UK Kent University wanted a software solution that could cover the whole university’s needs for asset management and also offer a way for students to book equipment on various courses. Finding a software solution to help them was a high priority for the management team as these functions were currently done in separate manual processes and systems. A project team was set up, and a tender was created, with six software companies submitting responses. After narrowing down to two suppliers, Siso software became the obvious choice due to the combination of: Smarthub was chosen for the extensive list of features that meant they could cover their immediate requirements for an asset management tool, and more importantly, they could phase in the other features across a range of university departments over a 12-24 month period. Due to Kent having twenty departments each with different requirements from the system, different priorities and personnel resources to implement it was important that we listened to their needs for the overall project and understood that the project would need significant support throughout a lengthy implementation process. As of today, Kent have 11 departments set up to use the system for asset and equipment management, and some other departments are also using the equipment booking tools for students. With over 70 key features designed for asset management and integration with your work processes, Smarthub offers you a management system that can be used anytime, anywhere. University of Kent
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“Smarthub will be a really useful tool for the whole university to have a clear grasp of what we’ve actually got.
Siso’s support team is great, we’ve had really good conversations around how we can get single-sign-on, ways we can plan the roll out. There’s a real kind of open-door availability to contact them.
The team from siso seem very eager to take on suggestions and there is a listening ear to what customers want.”
Mark Ruff
Project Manager, University of Kent