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Hi Geoff,
All of your points were exactly like ours, especially the cost:).
The drop-down test sequences do make it tidier but if left open you have to scroll constantly
to see your results. I like the ANSUR single page to a test and then onto the next page.

You can create your own test procedures and select the relevant standards, we use AS3551.
I think the terminology is locked and you are correct that we have invested a large amount
of time in creating our ANSUR environment. It would take a considerable amount of
resources to port over to OneQA. At the moment Fluke say they will port checklists free of
charge but haven't mentioned more complex procedures using Fluke test equipment.

The cloud based idea may be good for institutions that have reliable wireless but we have
asked if there would be a stand alone version.

The cost is a factor especially for large Biomed departments.

OneQa doesn't have service events which we use in numerous procedures and would make
the porting of procedures even more complex. The Fluke ProSim8 has still to be added to
the list of usable devices which for us, is one of the main test equipment items we use.

At the moment we are using the cloud with the trial version so results are saved to there
but I will check and see what the file extensions are.

Thanks for your thoughts, all of them relevant.

Monty from Sunny Perth