The partnership streamlines purchasing of webcasting, minutes annotation, and board voting solutions for school districts, cities, counties, colleges and universities, and others. "This contract with Granicus is win-win, bringing best value to our client members," said Dean Zajicek, Choice Facility Partners director. "They can quickly purchase this superior technology and benefit from the research, competitive bidding, and evaluation process we completed." By leveraging an interlocal agreement with CFP, governments save thousands of dollars in staff time and costs.
Webcasting Solutions Alliance Announced for Texas Education
"They can quickly purchase this superior technology and benefit from the research, competitive bidding, and evaluation process we completed."
Choice Facility Partners (CFP), a cooperative purchasing agency which is a division of Harris County Department of Education, and Granicus Inc. today announced a strategic alliance to provide comprehensive webcasting solutions to Texas educational institutions.
The partnership streamlines purchasing of webcasting, minutes annotation, and board voting solutions for school districts, cities, counties, colleges and universities, and others. "This contract with Granicus is win-win, bringing best value to our client members," said Dean Zajicek, Choice Facility Partners director. "They can quickly purchase this superior technology and benefit from the research, competitive bidding, and evaluation process we completed." By leveraging an interlocal agreement with CFP, governments save thousands of dollars in staff time and costs.
The partnership streamlines purchasing of webcasting, minutes annotation, and board voting solutions for school districts, cities, counties, colleges and universities, and others. "This contract with Granicus is win-win, bringing best value to our client members," said Dean Zajicek, Choice Facility Partners director. "They can quickly purchase this superior technology and benefit from the research, competitive bidding, and evaluation process we completed." By leveraging an interlocal agreement with CFP, governments save thousands of dollars in staff time and costs.
