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Introduction
In
OPENSCOPE we were able to develop a bunch of
successful products that lead their way in
the local market as well as the foreign
market. Among these Products stands the
brilliant and user friendly School Management
Application IGSIMS and ASIMS for both the ICGSE
and the American Diploma. Another successful
product that is offered by
OPENSCOPE is CERP
Car Enterprise Resource Planning which is an inventory
and Sales management software in the field of
Automotive.
IGSIMS
IGCSE School Information Management System (IGSIMS) is one
of the first and most popular projects
introduced by
OPENSCOPE in
the field of education in Egypt. IGSIMS handles
most of the activities that take place within
a school from Admission, interviews, tests,
Student's Management, Courses registration,
Financials and
more...
IGSIMS
is characterized by its user friendliness and
flexibility which makes it one of the most
successful School Management Systems in the
market.
IGSIMS is introduced primarily to Schools with
IGCSE certificate, this involves courses
registration, course fees based on each
course, dropping courses and a set of very
interesting features.
Reports
are considered the masterpiece in IGSIMS.
Using the comprehensive reporting engine that
SIMS comes with, you can literally generate
any kind of reports using the data in all of
the modules within SIMS. Generating easy,
moderate as well as complex reports is an
easy task now in IGSIMS, Moreover you get your
reports output in PDF format which ensures
both professionalism and style. You can see a
sample
here.
Scheduling
is the most difficult and time consuming task
that takes place in any school, IGSIMS comes
with its brilliant scheduling module. Teacher
schedules, student schedules and Class
schedules are now a click away from any
school administrator saving lots of hours and
trials that take place at any school. To know
more about this brilliant module and know how
does it work
Go here...
ASIMS
More Information Coming Soon......
CERP
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