by Graham | Jan 5, 2017 | A Developer's Day, E-Quip AM
The other day I came across a forum on the web and spotted a post by someone who wanted to know the difference between relational calculus and relational algebra. As happens so often on the web, all of the responses were written by people who had virtually no idea... by Graham | Mar 2, 2016 | E-Quip AM, New Features, New Releases
Version 3.3.0 will be released at the end of March 2016. Although some additional features might find their way in between now and the final release, here is a summary of the new features: 1. Embedded Documents – New Feature a. It is now possible to store... by Graham | Jan 3, 2016 | E-Quip AM, Jobs, Planned Maintenance, PPM, What's New
All e-Quip users probably know that job templates lie at the heart of the automated PPM scheduling mechanism. Broadly speaking, if a PPM schedule is a definition of a set of work instructions which need to be carried out at a specified interval, then a job template is... by Graham | Oct 21, 2015 | E-Quip AM, Office 2007
In e-Quip for list reports we use either Microsoft Excel or PDF. These can both be generated from any summary screen. For data sheets we use Microsoft Word. A data sheet report is a “one report per item” type of report. Perhaps the most common example... by Graham | Aug 4, 2015 | E-Quip AM
Currently the Quick Report KPI’s available from the e-Quip dashboard screen include some simple contract statistics: 1. The number of contracts renewed in the reporting period 2. The renewal cost of those contracts These figures come from the contract end date... by Graham | May 5, 2015 | E-Quip AM, New Features, Planned Maintenance, PPM
The pre-emptive PPM scheduling used by e-Quip has many advantages, but one of its limitations is that it is difficult to produce a calendar of planned work for devices on schedules of less than 12 months. If a device is on a 3-monthly schedule and the last PPM job is...