iMIS

We are considering a move from iMIS after nearly three decades of use. We have attempted to implement their Staff Site only to find that not only is it not new, there is basic functionality that exists in the antiquated desktop version that doesn't exist in Staff Site. And the move to the cloud requires major migration and implementation--again, with no guarantee that basic functionality will work in the cloud. However, iMIS is being considered as a finalist as it's "the devil we know versus the devil we don't."

We are a long-time user of iMIS and over the years due to limited functionality and not totally user-friendly, we have added numerous third-party applications, some integrated and others not integrated.  While iMIS was chosen originally for its ease of upgradability, these third-party applications have made upgrades difficult and thus we have fallen behind on upgrades as well as have created multiple data silos making it difficult to see a full overview of member activities.  Several of these third-party applications are developed by iMIS resellers themselves making it difficult to switch r

I have been using iMIS for the past 8 years, and for approximately 20 years total in my career; our organization has been using iMIS since the early 90's.  We are now in the process of working in the iMIS Desktop environment which is version 20.2.49.5903, concurrently with the Staff Site, which I believe is the precursor to the Cloud version which will be I20/300 if we convert to that full version.  iMIS is a very flexible and complex AMS, which also allows for a lot of customization and 3rd party addins, which of course contributes to the complexity of the software and related training cur

I have been using IMIS for 12 years and I love IMIS.  It does have a few drop backs but what AMS don't.  I would recommend IMIS to anyone.