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    <title>Welcome to John (March 2010)</title>
    <link>http://www.escapetech.com/engage/news.php#FF_BudgetLocking</link>
    <description>I would like to introduce another new employee to Escape!  That’s 3 new employees in 3 months! John Rhoadarmer joined the Customer Care team in January where he’ll be responsible for all technical aspects of Customer Care: troubleshooting data and installation issues, upgrading internal and customer systems, installing patches and maintaining our upcoming Forum software. </description>
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    <title>Friday Feature: Locking Budget Entry (March 2010)</title>
    <link>http://www.escapetech.com/engage/news.php#FF_BudgetLocking</link>
    <description>As we all know, the fiscal situation requires ever more accuracy and emphasis on the budget. You want as many people to provide input and help out as possible.  Escape Online has got your back.  You can easily include principals and other administrators in the process, while the budget staff maintains complete control. You can “open” a budget model to Admin users (e.g., principals, program managers, project coordinators), giving them access to the budget model figures through the Budget Entry activity.  Their access to accounts will be filtered by their user-based permissions.  They can’t just see ANY account.  And, when you think they are done, you can “lock” the budget model so that they can’t enter any more changes. </description>
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