DTS was working feverishly the other week in order to put together several manuals for the Tennessee Department of Transportation. In total, 7 manuals were prepared and printed with 25 copies of each manual. The amount of pages printed succeeded 30,000 pages and took one week to print.

Our printer may be on vacation from all the use but our team at DTS never tires of working hard and getting the job done right for our Clients!

As you can see these manuals have been received and are ready to be put to good use at the Tennessee Department of Transportation.

*No printers were harmed in the printing of these manuals.

From our team at VUEWorks, we want to send out a very BIG thank you to all of those who attended the Mountlake Terrace Regional Conference last week in Washington. We are very grateful for our Channel Partner Marcus Glass from Consortium Mapping Services whose hard work made the conference possible. We would also like to share our thanks with those from the city of Mountlake Terrace who provided us with such a picturesque venue at the Ballinger Golf Course in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

 The presenters truly made the conference and created an educational and insightful experience for all who attended. Our very own Jason Amadori, GISP, spoke about the various features of the VUEWorks software as well as unveiled the release of our updated version 10.1, speaking about the feature highlights user can be anticipating with the release as well as the future development path for the software. Dave Hunt, P.E from Farr West Engineering presented on the asset management program Implementation of VUEWorks from a user’s perspective. Ben Hoffman, GISP, from Ben Hoffman Consulting spoke about the city of Portland, Oregon and how he implemented VUEWorks to monitor the condition, risk, and budget forecast of the city’s assets. Owen Reynolds, AICP, a user from Thurston County, Washington spoke about how Thurston County utilizes VUEWorks across the various departments. Finally, Chad Phelan from Mountlake Terrace concluded the conference by discussing work order management and the city’s plans for VUEWorks expansion into other workflows.

Jason Amadori, GISP, and Hayley Mackiernan wrapped up their brief stay in the Seattle area by enjoying a wonderful meal at a local Tacoma restaurant right beside the river. Thankfully they were able to bring some of the sunny Florida weather and were able to avoid any major rain storms throughout their trip. With the North West Regional Conference completed, the VUEWorks team has their sights set on the User Conference at the Disney Boardwalk in Orlando, Florida this September. If you have not yet registered for the conference or would just like to learn more information about the event, please visit the company website at: www.vueworks.com for more details.