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#7081 - 04/08/04 08:28 AM Re: Building A Database - Service Contracts
Roy Offline
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Registered: 11/07/00
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Loc: Stockport, Cheshire, England
Going back several years we went down the do-it-yourself route, only we got someone else to do it for us ! I "used" the IT students at Salford University where one group took it on as a formal project. The tutors had an input and the students worked very closely with us to make sure it did what we wanted.

What they did worked very well - but it proved much too big a task even for a group of about 10 + tutors, despite having the facilities of the University, lots of computing power and several sessions per week to work on it ! I took it back the following year for another group to expand on it - but they found that to cover some of the areas that were missing they had to go back and redesign the basic database tables, which took quite a bit of time so we ended up with a system which still didn't do everything we wanted !

That took two years of fairly intensive work with a large group of computer literates and the resources of a University. Now we're trying to use HECS. \:\(
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Today is the day you worried about yesterday - and all is well !

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#7082 - 04/08/04 02:29 PM Re: Building A Database - Service Contracts
Alex Offline
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Registered: 10/08/00
Posts: 167
Loc: Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Tr...
We use EMAT system that manages all contracts and in-house work.

no need to develop any software.

alex

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#7083 - 04/08/04 02:32 PM Re: Building A Database - Service Contracts
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Didn't you actually help to develop EMAT Alex?
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#26549 - 13/11/07 05:22 PM Re: Building A Database - Service Contracts [Re: ]
Geoff Hannis Offline
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Registered: 12/02/04
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I hope I can be forgiven for digging up this old thread. It's just that I hadn't come across it before (and it's a topic of interest to me).

Anyone have anything new to add to this one, now that we are a further three years down the road? \:\)

(I notice also that we don't hear very much from some these guys nowadays, which is a pity)

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