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Then don't mention them!!How about RFID to track a vehicle and send back information from each of the parts? They can do this with the shuttle!! Driver logs are needed less and less since big brother can watch.
And Paul, construction sites ~can~ upgrade their technology. There are more and more robust PDAs and laptops, etc that can gather data. I expect they do paperwork to give a couple of extra workers a job. In Australia, they pay one guy to be the key keeper at each site. He gets paid to get there in the morning and open the gate, and leave after every other worker. His day is therefore mostly overtime, and he does nothing else all day. Why stop the paperwork if you need to have one of your buddies collecting a paycheck?
----- Original Message ----- From: "Douglas W. Palme"
Subject: Re: Accounting Vendors
Not to mention driver log books......even though they can be scanned in, there are data entry entries that need to be made to correct the mistakes (drivers have been notorious for lousy hand writing). On Fri, 2 Dec 2005 12:28:35 -0600, pnelson wrote<<In the 21st century, why do companies have business processes that still use data entry?>> You ever been out on a construction site? A lot of contractors (because of the federal and state governments and the unions) still have to use paper timesheets. --
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