> It’s actually designed to look extremely attractive to the administrators (not professors and definitely not students) who make purchase decisions. Hear hear

> It’s actually designed to look extremely attractive to the administrators (not professors and definitely not students) who make purchase decisions. Hear hear! I often put it this way: Enterprise software is sold by having the CIO/CEO playing a round of golf with the sales person. The CIO/CEO never have to use the software. They have assistants extracting the relevant figures etc. (For context: I interpret "administrators" not as sysadmin but administrative staff)