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As of v2.0.35.0, you can now use the stylus to input data.
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As of v2.036.0, you can now rotate the screen and calibrate the stylus. You will find this functionality in the System Utilities.
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Keep checking back to discover more about exciting new advances to the system!
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EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
Dennis Varni - President
Tom Ryan - Chief Financial Officer
Greg Varni - Operations Manager
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ENGINEERING
Craig Merrilees - Chief Software Engineer
David Berkompas - Linux Systems Engineer
Sherry Huddleston - Database Analyst
Todd Stedman - Senior Software Engineer
Wu Cao - Software Engineer
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OPERATIONS
Thomas Brink - Regional Manager
Jeff Hansen - Regional Manager
Michael Quesada - Senior Document Specialist
Gabriel Hand - Publishing Administrator
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MARKETING
Daryn Reif - Vice President of Marketing
J. Scott Roberts - Regional Account Executive
Dave Thomas - Regional Acount Executive
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ABOUT US
Founded in 2001, FACS is a privately owned software development
company located in San Francisco, CA. By providing knowledge
management solutions and services for construction management, we
are able to send time-critical project data to field personnel
via a wireless tablet PC. FACS has automated the paper
driven construction industry making it possible for Project Managers,
Resident Engineers, Inspectors, etc. to manage projects wirelessly.
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FACS recognizes the value of collecting and maintaining information
related to the construction of its engineered assets that include
highways, bridges, hydraulic structures, noise walls, and traffic signs
among others. This information consists of inspector's daily reports,
contractor requests for information (RFI), field change orders, shop
drawing submittals, material test data, construction plans, special
provisions, estimates, etc. Not only does this construction information
help agencies like the Department of Transportation operate, maintain
and design upgrades to its engineered assets more judiciously, it
helps the Administration avoid costly construction claims.
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