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MaintenanceSoftware.info releases Free Maintenance Software for Manufacturing Plants, Industrial and Commercial Facilities — Open Source Format
Posted by admin in Free Software on December 2, 2011
Muskegon, MI (PRWEB) September 1, 2005
MaintenanceSoftware.info announces the release of its popular maintenance management software in open source format. This software is a computerized maintenance management solution (CMMS) suitable for manufacturing plants, industrial & commercial facilities and is now completely free.
“It’s a big risk releasing CMMS software in a free open source format. So whatÂs the catch? Catch is, if you download our maintenance software and decide to modify or improve upon it, all we ask is that you send us those improvements so that we can make the improved CMMS software available to others in the same open source format,” says Cindy Maurer, CFO for MaintenanceSoftware.info
Our CMMS Software is designed to be “fast”, easy to install and simple to use so that users become productive sooner, not later. Both planned and preventive maintenance tasks can be scheduled, managed and tracked. An integrated inventory system allows one to track inventory use and when to reorder parts. Maintenance managers can plan ahead and budget work for the week, month, quarter, year or any defined period. One can easily create work orders and collect feedback on jobs done. Users rights to view or change information can be restricted to protect maintenance data.
To download the the free CMMS package, simply visit http://www.maintenancesoftware.info
About Us: MaintenaceSoftware.info (http://www.maintenancesoftware.info/) supports the open source movement and is making its CMMS software free to businesses and professionals alike. Our free CMMS is a computerized maintenance management software (CMMS) solution suitable for small to mid-size manufacturing plants & facilities.
Free CMMS
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Parallel Technologies Releases New USB Software -USB Info – The Ultimate Software Utility and Tool for USB Devices
Posted by admin in USB Software on November 24, 2011
Redmond, WA (PRWEB) April 7, 2005
Parallel Technologies announces the release of its new USB software, USB InfoÂ. USB Info allows users to view, browse, explore, benchmark, test, and troubleshoot their USB Devices, all in one comprehensive and feature rich software utility. USB Info is the most comprehensive and feature rich software utility for USB Devices — no other software currently available has all the features and capabilities of USB Info. USB Info provides virtually everything there is to know about USB devices and controllers attached to a computer.
USB Info’s extensive features are too many to list, but some of the more powerful and useful are support for 3rd party USB 2.0 drivers and controllers, benchmarking and performance testing of any USB Device including the individual components of USB composite devices such as Printer/Scanner/Copier type products, cross referencing registry entries with USB Devices and components, and displaying all of the devices related to USB Devices such as USB Drives.
No longer is it necessary to sort through multiple USB device windows and confusing information to figure out which USB Devices are connected, which USB Devices are related to what other devices, how they are configured, and whether they are working correctly — USB Info provides this information all together in easy-to-understand views.
USB Info can immediately show whether or not USB Devices are performing as expected and if USB Devices are really USB 2.0 or not. In addition, it is an invaluable tool for troubleshooting USB Devices and configurations. USB Info is a must for anyone who has more than one or two USB Devices as well as for those who want to test how fast their USB Devices really are.
USB Info is available in (2) versions — The Personal Edition for $ 39.95 — And the Professional Edition for $ 149.95. More information on USB Info is available on the company website at www.UsbFireInfo.com.
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425-869-1136
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