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For Immediate Release
03/16/07
Lansing Community College First to Add CORRIDOR® Software Course to Its Curriculum
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CONTINUUM Applied Technology® is pleased to announce the launch of
its Education Program, commencing with an agreement with Lansing Community College to add CORRIDOR®
Aviation Service Software training to LCC's Aviation Maintenance Program curriculum.
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"Among today's aviation service providers, software is playing an ever-increasing role in day-to-day operations, so it is becoming more critical for A&P technicians to be computer and software proficient," said CONTINUUM Founder and President, Jack Demeis, "Lansing Community College clearly takes a forward-thinking approach to fully preparing their students. They recognized the impact that CORRIDOR® training would have on their students' success once they enter the industry."
Developed by CONTINUUM, CORRIDOR® is a software application that manages all aspects of aviation maintenance. As CORRIDOR® has become a standard in the aviation service industry, an increasing number of businesses are looking for applicants who are not only skilled aviation technicians, but have an additional proficiency for CORRIDOR® software.
LCC's Aviation Maintenance Program prepares its students by providing a hands-on experience, simulating the real world of the industry. By training their students to use industry-specific software technology like CORRIDOR®, LCC ensures their students are provided the full range of skills necessary for a successful career in aviation maintenance.
"It is our intention by working with the educational institutions in our industry," added Mr. Demeis, "We can improve not only the preparedness of new A&P's entering its shops, but also generate excitement among those considering a career in aviation maintenance about the industry and the new technologies shaping it."
CONTINUUM will issue CORRIDOR® certification along with official certificates to all technicians completing approved curriculum at participating schools.
The first CORRIDOR® training at LCC is scheduled to be offered in the Summer 2007 or Fall 2007 semesters.
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About CORRIDOR® Aviation Service Software
CORRIDOR® is an enterprise software application designed for any aviation service provider in the industry from FBO's and Repair Stations to Distributors and Flight Departments. CORRIDOR® dramatically improves process and information flow throughout any organization by eliminating manual efforts, reducing redundancy, lowering costs, improving speed, and enabling employees to perform higher levels of direct service. CORRIDOR® consists of interconnected software Modules, which include Company Database, Contact Management, Inventory, Sales Order, Work Order, Rotable Management, Accounting Integration, Line Sales & Management, Regulatory Compliance, and more. CORRIDOR® handles all business functions and operations in real time, and all transaction information is available at any level of detail required at any time.
About CONTINUUM Applied Technology® Inc.
Founded upon decades of direct aviation experience and a strong technology backbone, CONTINUUM is the future of service delivery in the aviation industry. Its flagship software product, CORRIDOR®, establishes this commitment by directly impacting service efficiency, safety, customer service, and profit. CONTINUUM prides itself on listening to each business and understanding individual needs along with the requirements of the industry as a whole. Jack Demeis, President of CONTINUUM Applied Technology® explains, "From point of customer contact to after-delivery follow-up, we develop and execute based on a partnered vision of our goals." In addition to software, CONTINUUM provides a number of services, including technical consulting, custom reporting, data conversion, and implementation from pre-installation consulting to onsite go-live support.
About Lansing Community College
Lansing Community College LCC is a public two-year college committed to providing excellence in education and to providing education as a lifelong opportunity for a changing community. LCC's Aviation Maintenance Program consists of two areas of study: Airframe Maintenance and Power Plant Maintenance. Airframe maintenance takes students through a series of courses with emphasis on the structural integrity of aircraft. Students will be exposed to coursework that will give them hands-on experience performing a variety of repairs and alterations to sheet metal and composite aircraft structures. Coursework includes a series of classes on topics such as aircraft structures, fuel systems and general aviation classes as well as a class on aircraft welding. As in all of our programs, students receive quality training from instructors who are committed to student success in the classroom and career success. Students learn in a practical, hands-on atmosphere simulating the industry by ensuring that an average of 50 percent of the total program time is spent in labs on real-world applications. The Associate Degree program takes two years to complete. For more information about Aviation Technology at LCC please visit http://www.lcc.edu/transportation/aviation/.
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Press Contacts:
Shari Cole
CONTINUUM Applied Technology® Inc.
scole@corridor.aero
Tess Brown
Lansing Community College
Brown24@email.lcc.edu
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