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    Hi,

    We are in the process of getting new servers for our school, and we have decided to go with a quote from Kent EIS which includes EIS.net (EIS in-house curriculum desktop solution). Is anyone currently using this and does it meet your requirements? The other option is RM's CC4 so if anyone has feedback on that, it would also be helpful?

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