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Michigan State University Signs 10-Year Partnership With Paciolan

By TechTaffy Desk

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Michigan State University (MSU) has signed a 10-year partnership renewal with Paciolan, a provider of ticketing, marketing, and fundraising solutions in college athletics. With the renewal, MSU will be implementing Paciolan’s access management for football, stadium-wide, as well as its customer relationship management (CRM) solution. MSU has been working with Paciolan since 1988.

After implementing Paciolan’s access management scanning for basketball and hockey, MSU plans to extend this process to include football, stadium-wide, for the 2012 season. MSU will also be adding Paciolan’s CRM solution.

[Image Courtesy: Michigan State University]

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