EMS Academic Scheduling vs TimeTabler

EMS Academic Scheduling helps higher education and commercial institutions plan course timetables and find suitable meeting spaces. Automated course assignments can account for class size, seating layout and instructor preferences. For exams, its optimizer helps identify spaces with the required capacity and resources. Schedule views help users spot conflicts such as double bookings or too little transition time between classes. Integration with a student information system can automate course and instructor details and return room assignments to that system. EMS also describes analytics, digital signage and mobile booking for tracking campus space use. Listed integrations include Microsoft Exchange/Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Webex, alongside Platform Services APIs. Custom integrations can connect hardware, campus systems, apps, visitor management, signage and HVAC. The browser-based Web App works on mobile devices and can be installed on-premises or accessed through an EMS cloud URL. Accruent lists ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 1 and SOC 2 among its security certifications and compliance information. EMS is paid, with pricing from $110/user/mo; the product page invites prospective customers to request a demo.

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