Check out how Oasis Consulting Services, a geotechical/materials testing consulting firm in Atlanta, Georgia, is using Q-Scribe and iPads to work smarter and more efficiently in the field to serve their clients better. Read the rest of this entry »

Check out this article over at iBackflip.com about how Balfour Beatty has saved millions on their Dallas-Fort Worth Airport project using iPads and a cloud-based solution for digital plans as a replacement for paper. Read the rest of this entry »

We’re well underway with development of concrete/mortar/grout functionality for Q-Scribe. Here’s a sneak peek.

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Check out this article on Forbes — Why Your Company May Dump Quickbooks This Year —from an IT consultant who has observed the shift to cloud-based software and software as a service models. He specifically addresses how many companies are shifting their accounting software to cloud based solutions.

I’ve watched companies move more and more of their in-house systems to hosted ones, eliminating their servers and IT infrastructure.”

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If you love the ability to locate your density tests (and/or technicians) with the GPS capability of the iPad and Q-Scribe, you might be interested in this testing performed by CloudPoint Geographics (cloupointgeo.com). They tested the precision and accuracy of several consumer type devices and compared the results to a $10,000 Trimble Geo XH 6000 (article here). The accuracy and precision of the consumer devices is surprisingly good — especially the iPad. Read the rest of this entry »