Changes between Version 54 and Version 55 of adoptibis


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Timestamp:
12/17/16 10:49:15 (6 years ago)
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Garth Braithwaite
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    4949 * Software development and support contracts are available through [http://www.stgutah.com Software Technology Group (STG)], a private company in Salt Lake City, UT. The IBIS-PH community has built an excellent rapport with STG technical staff persons who work with IBIS-PH.  STG has many years of experience with IBIS-PH and has demonstrated their passion for the project and enthusiasm for providing solutions in the best interests of the IBIS-PH community. Further, monthly conference calls with IBIS-PH development and support persons, Garth Braithwaite, Paul Leo, and Zhiwei Liu, are held to ensure transparency and communication with the IBIS-PH community.
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    51 ''' BOTTOM LINE: The IBIS-PH software is free, has a number of great features that can be used to meet much of what adopting agency needs, and when compared to some solutions can be cheaper and fairly easy to adopt.  It is not all things to all organizations - it is not even a 100% match for any of the existing adopters.  Anytime an agency collects and shares data it will have significant "soft" costs (whether employing a 100% manual website, implementing a robust data warehouse solution, using IBIS, or putting your data into a cloud based commercial system).  The IBIS-PH software aims to provide 80% of an adopters data dissemination needs with the least total cost of ownership for those adopters who want to control and/or own their online data presence.
     51''' BOTTOM LINE: The IBIS-PH software is free, has a number of great features that can be used to meet much of what a agency needs, and when compared to some solutions can be cheaper in capital costs.  IBIS-PH is not all things to all organizations - it is not even a 100% match for any of the existing adopters.  Anytime an agency collects and shares data it will have significant "soft" costs (whether employing a 100% manual website, implementing a robust data warehouse solution, using IBIS, or putting your data into a cloud based commercial system).  The IBIS-PH software aims to provide 80% of an adopter's data dissemination needs with the least total cost of ownership for those adopters who want to control and/or own their online data presence.