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Lunch & Learn with iiQ

Are you looking to further your iiQ knowledge and collaborate with neighboring districts on what works for them? Join us in a city near you!

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A group of nine people stands smiling in an office near a screen displaying: "WELCOME GUESTS TO THE INCIDENT IQ LUNCH & LEARN MAY 1ST, 2024 PLEASE ENTER HERE," surrounded by boxes and office equipment.

“We’re looking to utilize iiQ at our campus to the fullest extent, and we’re excited to get going with the transition from our current CMMS.”
Andrew Wagner, Fay School, Massachusetts

People sitting in a classroom setting listen to a presenter near a projection screen displaying a presentation. Everyone has laptops, and the room is well-lit with a modern conference design.

“The Q/A was handled really well. I appreciated the team understanding our questions and giving us valid answers.”
Alex Korkishko, Weber School District, Colorado

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“Seeing the interactions of the iiQ team with current customers was a key takeaway. The content was great, but the support insight was most valuable.”
Doug Von Mosch, Shawnee Mission School District, Missouri

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“Seeing that our ideas submitted are getting implemented was super helpful, [as was] learning some new workflows.”
Nick Newport, Liberty Public Schools, Missouri

People sit at round tables watching a presentation displayed on a screen in a conference room. The slide reads: “Asset Cost Analysis. Make better decisions by knowing the total life service expectations.” “Automation will allow tag to experience with new cost allocation requirements matches EOL.” The room has a gray and red carpet, and an American flag is in the corner. A sign reads: “MDTC.”

“Lots of great information. The knowledge that Emily and John brought to answer our in-depth questions was amazing!”
Dawn Sponsler, Jenks Public Schools, Oklahoma

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“It was great hearing from districts who have more recently changed to iiQ and to talk to them about what we have in common.”
Kevin Weir, San Gabriel Unified School District, California