CENTENNIAL, CO, July 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Change in the world of geotechnical engineering is accelerating with a vengeance, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the decision of Geotech consulting firm JACesare and Associates Inc. (JAC/CTS) to implement a fully automated, cloud-computing, Microsoft-based software solution from GeoSpec Systems.
"We here at JAC/CTS pride ourselves on and emphasize our innovation, reliability, and accessibility," says JAC/CTS principal William Caires. "We walk the talk by doing and being just that--innovative, reliable, and accessible. We search out new and innovative approaches to doing our work and building our business. GeoSpec meets our criteria and affords us an opportunity to continue walking the talk."
GeoSpec utilizes the powerful and proven capabilities of Microsoft's Dynamics AX enterprise software to deliver integrated solutions that answer the needs of geotechnical engineering firms regardless of size. Using geotechnical software based in cloud computing, the GeoSpec solution saves time and money via a mobile, real-time, geotech engineering data collection and management system. The GeoSpec geotechnical software is equally applicable to materials testing, welding inspection and testing, and concrete testing--to all of a geotech engineer's material testing needs.
With 25 years of geotechnical engineering experience, the GeoSpec management team is helping JAC/CTS and other geotech engineering firms implement "the future of materials testing and inspection as a fully digital/electronic reporting system that would provide expedited testing results to our project managers and clientele," according to field services manager Adam Sears. "With the recent advances in mobile computing technology we knew that digital reporting in materials testing could not be far off. Then we were introduced to GeoSpec and we were very pleased to find a company working on the programming to help evolve materials testing reporting into the digital age."
About JACesare and Associates Inc.
Incorporated in 1987, Joseph A. Cesare and Associates Inc. (JAC/CST) is a consulting engineering firm specializing in geotechnical engineering, engineering geology, construction observation, and construction materials testing . JAC/CST has offices in Centennial, Colorado and Henderson, Nevada. Staff includes over 50 dedicated engineers, geologists, and technicians. JAC operates an AASHTO-accredited testing laboratory equipped to perform most field and laboratory testing services and a fleet of field equipped vehicles for on-site services.
About GeoSpec
Using customized Microsoft Dynamics AX technology, GeoSpec is providing the industry with the cloud-based capacity for real-time data entry--collected, communicated, reported, and stored through web-based software and mobile smart devices. Traditional tracking and reporting costs are slashed. With the new ability to service clients in a cost effective, yet more reliable manner, GeoSpec eliminates in-house hardware and IT assistance, as well as the need to purchase costly software. GeoSpec can be implemented as a fully integrated enterprise solution to help manage your entire business--from accounting through field testing, work order management, and scheduling--or as a standalone mobile data collection solution that can integrate into your existing systems.
Website: http://www.geospecsystems.com/
Walking the Geotech Talk with GeoSpec
Geotech consulting firm JACesare and Associates Inc. (JAC/CTS) to implement a fully automated, cloud-computing, Microsoft-based software solution from GeoSpec Systems.
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