Smart Software
Water Quality Products
July 2005
Bryan Trilli
Software is supposed to make your life easier. It is supposed to ease, simplify and validate data input. It should also provide instant and complete access to that data
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How to Choose Your Routing Software
Water Quality Products
October 2003
Lorraine Keating, Prism Visual Software, Inc.
There is sophisticated software written for the small to mid-sized businesses that conceptualizes bottled water delivery as a particular form of beverage delivery. The question is how to evaluate the quality of the various software products. So what should someone look for?
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Web-Based and Wireless REVOLUTIONS
Water Quality Products
May 2001
Lorraine Keating, Prism Visual Software
The media predicts that virtually all work as we know it soon will be Web-based and wireless. With the proliferation of PDAs and cell phones, and with their continually decreasing costs, this statement is hard to refute. An article published in Software Technology magazine stated that to characterize this new technology as a "revolution" is an understatement. Rather it is a "cataclysmic change."
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Data Acquisition, Legacy Systems and Your Intranet
Water & Wastes Digest
February 2001
By Fred Noble
There are lots of parallels between the events of November 2000 and the events that take place in any factory or municipality that runs a process or monitors its effluent. The technology exists to achieve the much-talked-about six sigma (3.4 errors per million events) levels of measurement quality or process integrity. But antiquated legacy systems keep getting in the way. And, as is the case on the American political scene, it just is not that easy to replace those old methods of measuring things.
Computers: In the Background
Water Quality Products
January 1999
The presence of a certain synergy between hardware and software is needed to create a reliable and profitable computer installation.
Computer Billing for the Dealer
Water Quality Products
February 1998
Mike McCarty
For most dealers, the first and foremost application for a computer is billing. However, most dealers have several unique billing requirements.
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