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TimeTrade appointment scheduling software is featured in many articles in publications including:  Computerworld, Healthcare IT News, Infoworld, and more.  Learn more about awards TimeTrade appointment scheduling software has won, uses for scheduling software, and cutting edge business scheduling innovations.

TimeTrade CEO says switch to SaaS has paid off

January 7, 2010 | Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology

TimeTrade Systems Inc. has taken in $1.7 million in new equity, debt and warrant financing, according to a regulatory filing posted by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Wednesday.

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What's Happening in Technology Sectors?

October 1, 2009 | Campus Technology

Self-Service Saves Time.  With about 12,500 students, Columbia College Chicago schedules more than 1,000 student appointments a week across campus. To streamline the process, the school has deployed TimeTrade's Enterprise Scheduling Application campuswide.........

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Customers Wait Times Max out at 20 Minutes: Study

August 20, 2009 | TMCnet.com

"Customer self-service appointment scheduling vendor TimeTrade Systems has released a consumer survey conducted by Beagle Research Group, finding that consumers typically have a maximum 10 to 20 minute tolerance when waiting for services -- depending on the service offered."
 

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The Appointment Principle

August 19, 2009 | CRM Buyer

"Depending on who they are and what kind of business they're visiting, customers can show a wide variation of patience levels when told they have to wait for attention. Almost any business trying to present a professional tone can benefit from instituting an appointment system, and SaaS offerings can make it easy to implement."

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Smart Sales Thinking, Smart Sales Tools

July 16, 2009 | Sales & Marketing Management

TimeTrade's director of marketing analytics discusses how TimeTrade uses careful thinking and good analytics tools to keep an eye on what works, as the company constantly evolves its web platform and marketing software.

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Web 2.0 - Bane or Boon to Campus Operations and Management?

June 1, 2009 | University Business

"Higher education has become an online service industry. Students submit and colleges accept or deny applications online. Parents pay tuition on the web. Schools post curricula and students select courses and manage their college experiences via portals. Professors publish websites listing syllabuses, assignments and office hours. Classes, tests, and research can all be conducted online. Online services are now a necessary and expected part of campus life."

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Cardiology diagnosis gets boost
with SaaS technology

May 21, 2009 | Healthcare IT News

TimeTrade customer Berkeley HeartLab's "Mark Sitter, senior product manager for 4myheart.com, says the technology has saved Berkeley time and money – $125,000 a year – and gained efficiencies. ...

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6 Tips for Taking an Enterprise Company to the Masses

March 29, 2009 | GigaOm

"One of the key sales criteria in the enterprise application space -– and one of the greatest development challenges -– is the ability to scale. At TimeTrade Systems we have met that challenge, creating a successful business selling SaaS-based applications that enable very large organizations and businesses to schedule and manage millions of appointments."

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SaaS surprises: Broader appeal, customization and more

March 23, 2009 | ComputerWorld

"One of Bosley's more notable SaaS tools is TimeTrade... the company's previous Siebel system had "gaping holes" that created double bookings, angering customers and forcing the company to revert to a semi-manual process. With TimeTrade, Bosley's consultants and medical personnel can input their available times at all 19 offices. Customers can see available slots ... no overlap occurs."

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Getting in Sync, Electronically

March 17, 2009 | New York Times

"Web sites and software have made planning [meetings] simpler and quicker... You can now allow time to be booked directly on your calendar. In the past, only a secretary or a receptionist might have been authorized to make an appointment for you. When a client makes an appointment, an e-mail confirmation is sent to both parties."

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