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DSoft Technology is proud to support state and local government's IT needs. As a Preferred IT Vendor to the State of Washington and working in Colorado
State and our local communities, we provide reasonably priced, value-added services to increase our client's business process efficiency and add new computer automated
functionality to more efficiently serve its citizens.
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CSPD Field Reporting System (FRS)
Client: Colorado Springs Police Department
Technologies: SQL Server 2000, MS.NET tools, wireless networking
| Project Summary:
FRS provides an electronic reporting capability to document, capture, edit,
route, approve or reject, correct, store, query and report officer Case
Reports and Field Incident Reports directly from officers in the field.
Report Templates are defined using a sophisticated electronic imaging
technology created by DSoft Technology that provides for fast and dynamic
report building coupled with automated distribution of new templates upon
each data synchronization. All templates and work-in-process reports are
stored in local XML files. Approved reports are centrally stored within a
SQL Server database for rapid retrieval and analysis. Completed reports are
imaged into PDF format and permanently stored in the existing CSPD Case
Management Imaging System. Wireless network components allow seamless
connected/disconnected environment support. Dynamic application help, user's
guide, and upgraded application release capabilities are embedded within the
data sync process to allow automated full feature upgrades without physical
re-deployment. DSoft Technology project responsibilities include full life-cycle
software development efforts including system requirements analysis, design,
prototyping, development, documentation, training, deployment, and distributed
automatic upgrades. This project is a prime example of dynamic report development,
data collection, and synchronization with a Microsoft database.
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Pikes Peak NewsFinder™
Client: Pikes Peak Library District
Technologies: SQL Server 2000, ASP, ADO, DHTML
| Project Summary:
PPLD required a means to catalog and access local community news
and obituary articles. DSoft Technology performed system planning,
architecture, database design, and development work for the PPLD
Special Collections Pikes Peak NewsFinder public web site. This
site contains a secure administrative functionality to enter and
modify article headlines, subjects, people, and keywords. Combining
state-of-the-art search algorithms and relational database design,
we maximized performance using basic and power search dynamic queries.
PPLD’s Special Collections group (in the 1905 Carnegie Library)
indexing project provides essential information needed to access
the news article or obituary desired.
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Multi-Branch Dynamic Events Calendar
Client: Douglas County Libraries (DCL)
Technologies: MySQL, PHP, Apache, Linux, DHTML
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DCL desired an automated method to manage, control, and publish a
dynamic list of library branch events directly on their public web
site. DSoft Technology performed system planning, architecture, database
design, and development work for the DCL Information Systems group. This web
site contains branch-specific, password-protected administrative functionality
to allow admins to enter and modify event times, dates, and details. Super
admin permissions exists to update library branch and program data. Combining
browser-independent PHP programming, DHTML scripts and relational database
design, we maximized performance and flexibility by using dynamic queries to
pre-load JavaScript arrays, and built client-side logic to dynamically
re-display the event list based on user choices. Events can be listed for
specific branches or specific programs, on a single day, week, or for the whole
month. Dynamic contact and additional web link information is included.
Users can print the events calendar and hang the single-page calendar-style
monthly events list on their refrigerator for quick reference.
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PAWS
Client: Colorado State University - Pueblo
Technologies: ASP, Oracle, PL/SQL, COM, Brio SQRm, DHTML
| Project Summary:
DSoft Technology developed the PAWS as a public web site interfacing with the
University's Student Information System. This secure student portal-based system
allows students and faculty to search for, find, schedule, and register course
loads, request transcripts, student bills, student 1098 tax information, and
maintain student address and contact information -- all in real-time. Adjoining
pages assist CSU-Pueblo student candidates to complete the complex application
process on-line. Supported CSU-Pueblo departments include Student Services,
Financial Processing, Curriculum and Academics, and Degree Planning.
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FRS O&M
Client: Colorado Springs Police Department
Technologies: .NET Framework
| Project Summary:
CSPD Command Staff desired to deploy FRS by the end of first quarter, 2005. Due to a lack of capacity to accomplish this objective in the required
timeline, CSPD contracted with DSoft Technology to provide the additional expertise, knowledge, project focus, and manpower to implement FRS.
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County Access Link (CAL)
Client: El Paso County
Technologies: .NET Framework, C#, SQL Server 2000
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CAL is a County Treasurer property tax management portal system used by county residents and other subscribers to create Certificates of Financial
Condition of taxes by paid subscription over the Internet. DSoft Technology performed the CAL requirements analysis, design, development, and deployment.
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Inmate Locator System (ILS)
Client: Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC)
Technologies: PHP, DB2 Database
| Project Summary:
ILS is a web-based application used by CDOC to manage offender search records. CDOC required a publically accessible ILS application to allow information
related to inmates under CDOC's jurisdiction to be reviewed by the general public. DSoft Technology performed the ILS requirements analysis, design,
development, and deployment.
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CSPD CORE Application Development
Client: Colorado Springs Police Department
Technologies: .NET Framework, C#, SQL Server 2000
| Project Summary:
CSPD required .NET development support for several applications related to CSPD CORE and database development/data conversion services to modernize the
CSPD database.
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FORETELL™
Client: Castle Rock Consultants/Consortium of Midwestern States
Technologies: Oracle 8, Designer 2000, Java, Perl, EASE Telephony
| Project Summary:
The FORETELL™ program is a multi-state initiative integrating Intelligent
Transportation Systems with advanced weather prediction systems. As the first project
of its kind, FORETELL is playing a major role in creating an operational highway maintenance
management and traveler information system for North America. Overall goals of the project
included reducing winter-condition related accidents and creating a viable road and weather
information network across the continent. FORETELL is a registered trademark of CRC.
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NewsFinder Integration Services
Client: Gazette Telegraph
Technologies: Visual Studio, ASP.NET, Visual Interdev
| Project Summary:
DSoft Technology performed ASP development and existing code analysis to customize the existing "Olive" Gazette Telegraph search and retrieval site. Work included
creating acustomized full-text retrieval capability for use by the Pikes Peak NewsFinder web site. We also prepared an architecture road map document to be
provided to PPLD and the Gazette Telegraph explaining the steps taken to augment the existing system with customized search results and full-text pages.
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