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Exor’s Eighth North American User Conference, 27th – 29th of October 2008 Santa Fe, New Mexico

The eighth Exor North American User Conference is being hosted by New Mexico Department of Transport over the 27th – 29thOctober 2008, in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Highlights of the 2008 Exor User Conference will include presentations on customer projects, joint partnership approaches to asset management and Exor technology – underpinned by outlining Exor’s future product roadmap for North America. The two day conference will be followed by a one day training workshop.

Agenda:

  • User case studies & client presentations
  • Exor technology roadmap & product release strategy
  • HPMS reporting
  • Safety
  • Maintenance
  • Partner presentations
  • User group meeting

Training 29th October 2008:

  • Exor Data Model Configuration and Administration (Full Day)
  • Administering Spatial Data and Maps in Exor (Half Day)
  • New Forms in version 4 (Half Day)

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Larimer County Roads are Being Tested and Getting Graded

County officials hope that by spring, residents can access transportation report cards for county-managed roads online. Larimer County staffers will assign grades of A through F for safety, maintenance and capacity based on the Public Works Division’s new software, Highways by Exor.

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Larimer County Achieves Industry Landmark with Asset Management Software Lead

Larimer County and Exor Corporation, the world’s leading provider of infrastructure asset management software, announced the County’s successful migration to version 3.1.3 of Highways by Exor software and the expansion of the system to include traffic data.

Version 3.1.3 of the Exor product suite is a milestone in asset management software for the transportation and local government sectors. The migration will allow Larimer County to manage road and associated asset conditions; integrate assets, road network data, traffic counts and accident data into one software application for maintenance and analytical purposes. A key feature of the migration is Larimer County’s ability to use the power of Oracle Spatial for integrating spatial and tabular data.

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