Product category:
Maintenance planning, services and equipment
News Release from: collectiveData | Subject: collectiveFleet and collectiveShop software
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 June 2003
Maintenance software enhances
productivity
Maintenance departments can create a mechanics desktop, a manager's desktop or any number of desktops populated with one-click links to the functions they need on a day-to-day basis.
CollectiveData, a leading provider of fleet and shop maintenance management software, has released version 4.3 for both their collectiveFleet and collectiveShop CMMS software products Both products incorporate the innovative desktop design feature, MySQL client-server and other productivity enhancements over past versions of the software
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 29 Jun 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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"We like to think of it (version 4.3) as the next logical step in application design.
Most people are familiar with the desktop they use everyday on their computer, we took that level of comfort and flexibility and made it available in our software applications.
", said Kevin Roth, Director of Application Development.
This new concept in application design allows users to create a mechanics desktop, a manager's desktop or any number of desktops populated with one-click links to the functions they need on a day-to-day basis.
While each desktop is unique, they do not conflict with each other.
Security features control access to the various desktops so you know your data is secure and accurate.
Other functions are easily accessible from the tool bar and menu at the top of the program.
The other major upgrade associated with this release is the availability of both collectiveFleet and collectiveShop in WindowsT MySQLT and Mac OS XT My SQLT ready versions.
"This is only the beginning of our branching out in to the world of alternate operating systems and true client-server database applications.
We should have a Unix and Linux version available by the end of the second quarter this year." said Jason Wonase, Director Core Development.
Other enhancements include e-mail notification, improved reporting abilities, a GPS module, a motor pool module and many other navigation and usability upgrades.
CollectiveData has also been awarded a GSA schedule contract.
Interested persons can download a free 30-day fully functioning demo of the software or request a demo CD be sent to them via the mail.
Government buyers can view the complete GSA products list offered by collectiveData on the web site as well.
Visitors to collectiveData.com can also schedule a free live on-line demo of any collectiveData CMMS product.
The live on-line demo gives potential clients the opportunity to make the most out of their 30-day free trial by having one of collectiveData's trainers walk them through each section of the software.
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