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News Release from: TraxStar Technologies
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 15 April 2003
Taking the difficulty out of scheduling
Latest release of laboratory test scheduling software has been well received by customers, reports the manufacturer
TraxStar says its latest release of QATrax is receiving very positive feedback from customers, with schedulers citing a significant increase in productivity The effectiveness of scheduling tests while simultaneously viewing resources that are already booked is cited as the most significant advance
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 23 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Further advancing scheduler productivity is the increased ability to quickly see any test plan's state of play.
TraxStar says it is pleased with this feedback: "We are excited knowing that our customer's customers are reaping the benefits of direct access to their jobs and the resulting reduction in phone calls from customers is allowing test lab managers and schedulers to focus on improving customer relations." QATrax is said to be the only commercial product comprehensively addressing test lab management for discrete manufacturing firms.
Due to the inherent advantages in commercial development, and TraxStar's quickly customisable framework, development activities continue to rapidly outpace that of internally developed applications.
In-depth industry knowledge that comes from TraxStar's experience with a cross-industry spectrum of validation and reliability test labs greatly enhances communication between TraxStar and its customers.
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