Intelliworks to help George Mason University raise enrollment

George Mason University has tapped Intelliworks to improve the productivity of its recruitment efforts and better manage its enrollment process, BizJournals reports. Rockville, Md.-based Intelliworks builds relationship management software for higher education. After an initial evaluation period, the school has officially signed a two-year contract. "We were desperately looking for a good customer management tool with executive programs. We are using it primarily now for enrollment and communication with alumni," said Roy Hinton, associate dean of executive programs at GMU’s school of management. GMU’s executive education program will use Intelliworks’ customer relationship management system to offer students personalized communication. "I think it is going to help us get higher occupancy in classrooms and help us be effective in conversing with alumni," said Hinton, who saw other users–such as the University of Pennsylvania–experiencing success with the system, which is an easier option than using a variety of systems from legacy databases housed in multiple Excel spreadsheets…

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