[We would be happy to notify you by email when information is changed on this page.]

OpenMETRIC and OpenEMBARC User Manuals for v. 5.1

DDS is delighted to announce the immediate availability of professionally printed and bound User Manuals for OpenMETRIC and OpenEMBARC v. 5.1.  See our Bookstore for more details.

OpenMETRIC Version 5.2

OpenMETRIC Version 5.2 was released in December, 2004.  This release includes numerous enhancements requested by our FDA-regulated clients, we well as other performance and productivity improvements.

OpenMETRIC-LTD

OpenMETRIC-LTD is our "Big Lab Solution for Smaller Labs."  OpenMETRIC-LTD delivers the audit-proof functionality of OpenMETRIC at investments that will fit the budget of smaller labs.

Measurement Science Conference in Anaheim, January 19-21, 2005.

DDS will be exhibiting at MSC in Anaheim, California, January 19-21, 2005.

Don Wyatt, founder and President of Diversified Data Systems, will be available to demonstrate the newly released Version 5.2 of OpenMETRIC, as well as OpenMETRIC-LTD, our new "Big Lab Solution for Smaller Labs."

NCSL International Conference in Washington, D. C., August 7-12, 2005.

DDS will be exhibiting at the NCSL International Conference in Washington, D. C., August 7-12, 2005.

Don Wyatt, founder and President of Diversified Data Systems, will be available to demonstrate the newly released Version 5.2 of OpenMETRIC, as well as OpenMETRIC-LTD, our new "Big Lab Solution for Smaller Labs."

In addition, on Friday, August 12, Don Wyatt will be presenting a 4-hour tutorial entitled "Laboratory Data Management: If the Data Don't Match, then the Answers Won't Hatch."  This tutorial was presented for the first time at NCSL in Salt Lake City in 2004.  Attendance was excellent, participation was enthusiastic, and attendee feedback was outstanding.  Don promises that the tutorial in 2005 will be updated and even more valuable.  The following is extracted from the Abstract for the tutorial:

This tutorial is intended for calibration managers, metrologists, or information technology professionals with responsibility for developing or maintaining calibration data management systems.

 The tutorial methodically reviews the data that needs to be captured, validation guidelines that can ensure the integrity of the data, and the analysis and reporting that can improve the efficiency and productivity of a calibration lab.  The scope of the tutorial includes data required for regulatory compliance, data necessary for process control, data sought by customers of the lab, as well as data valuable for business unit management and administration.

 Attendees will gain valuable insights and understandings, which will benefit either the search for a new data management system or the quest to improve an existing system.