Supplier News

161. Save Time, Money, And Frustration With DocFinity Electronic Document Management
     2/12/2007
     The DocFinity suite from Optical Image Technology, Inc. (OIT), an industry-leading electronic document management (EDM) system that offers robust functionality and scalability at a very competitive price, was able to provide SCASD with a solution that saved time, money, and frustration. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
162. Companion Property And Casualty: Delivering Claims ''Care Packages'' Quickly
     2/8/2007
     The main goal of Companion was to create a digital mailroom coupled with a powerful workflow engine to move information effectively from beginning to end. This meant that the company would need to transform all of its paper and other forms of incoming information into digital form before any of it was sent to the intended individual or processed in any way. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
163. Idaho Transportation Department Collects And Reports Data Using Wireless Technology
     1/19/2007
     In March 2005 the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) launched a PDA pilot program that would help the agency achieve enterprise application integration. ITD's managers broke new ground by introducing PDAs and specialized software from MobileDataforce to field inspectors that would help achieve the agency's goal of implementing programs that use the latest technological advancements. The program provides mobile hardware and software to ITD's Maintenance Section to facilitate the collection and distribution of data on the maintenance of rest areas across the State's six regional districts. Submitted by MobileDataforce
164. Case Study: Alternate Municipal Financing Helps Colorado City, CO
     1/17/2007
     The Colorado City Metropolitan District need to quickly and efficiently expand their water treatment infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.
165. A State-Of-The-Art Retail Solution For A Cutting-Edge Market
     12/28/2006
     Your Dekalb Farmers Market installed 70 Ishida SR-2000a price computing scales throughout the store as a fully-customized (RF enabled) price computing system. Submitted by Rice Lake Weighing Systems
166. Weight Cleaning Procedures
     12/28/2006
     It is essential that weights being calibrated as well as the standards used be clean if the calibration is to be accurate and meaningful. Therefore, a cleaning procedure should be considered as a part of every calibration. Submitted by Rice Lake Weighing Systems
167. Properties Of Magnetism In Mass Standards
     12/28/2006
     A number of issues surrounding the measurement of magnetism in mass measurement has created frustration for mass calibration laboratories and for accreditation bodies. NCSLI recently met to bring together interested parties to discuss issues with the intent of coming to some resolutions on how to handle the various issues. Submitted by Rice Lake Weighing Systems
168. Accurate Weight Data Leads To Detailed Progress Tracking
     12/28/2006
     HealthSouth is taking great "strides" in stroke and spinal cord rehabilitation with a revolutionary new device that simulates walking — the AutoAmbulator™. HealthSouth incorporated an RL1250 load cell into the AutoAmbulator's design to provide weight data that helps detail patient progress. Submitted by Rice Lake Weighing Systems
169. Herbal Manufacturer Gets A Healthier Process
     12/28/2006
     Quality, productivity, and efficiency are driving factors for Alpine Health Products because supplement manufacturing is highly-competitive and demands absolute precision. Quality Assurance Manager Neil Call is always interested in making the manufacturing processes at Alpine Health Products even better. After a year of watching issuers at the plant hand write labels, Call sought an easier way. Submitted by Rice Lake Weighing Systems
170. Mission-Critical Mobile Solution: Firefighters Benefit From Wireless Solutions
     12/11/2006
     The Spokane Valley Fire Department (SVFD) has 11 fire apparatus and 10 fire stations to cover 74 square miles in a mixed urban and rural environment. They respond to 9,600 incidents a year. The SVFD needed a mobile solution with advanced GIS capability and immediate access to critical data. The department applied for and received a $230,000 federal grant to allow them to develop and implement a mobile network. Submitted by Itronix