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Rafal Mrzyglocki replied to Brian David Essad's discussion Rental Software
"I know two softwares for our industry which are worth considering, there may be more but I know this two:
EASY JOB from Protonic - server based, very many functions and well done ! (we use it and it's organize not only the werehouse but…"
Justin Wardell replied to Brian David Essad's discussion Rental Software
"I've worked on a number of different software formats, and they all have bugs. Some of them just can't handle the sheer volume of items that we put in. Whereas most retailers or wholesalers will stop at a few thousand bits and…"
Jim Cherry replied to Brian David Essad's discussion Rental Software
"I have used Intelavent and it worked well and very good service"
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Rental Software
Hello all. I work for a small but growing event production company. We are getting to the point where tracking gear is becoming entirely too time consuming and error prone. I have since taken on the task of researching Rental Software. I need a program that has bar-code tracking of gear, scheduling of trucks and personnel, booking of gear, customer database, and of course is Quickbooks compatible. I am sure there are other features we will need but this is my jumping off point. We expect to…See More
Brian David Essad replied to Brian David Essad's discussion Avo Pearl Training
"I want to learn how to get my ideas to happen on the console. We just installed Titan software so I need to relearn the what programming I did know. I have extensive Whole Hog II experience and I am simply struggling with not knowing how to set…"
Joe Chappell replied to Brian David Essad's discussion Avo Pearl Training
"How extensive of training?"
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Avo Pearl Training
I am working in a shop that has an Avo Pearl Expert that I just upgraded with the Titian software. I need to get some training on how to use the console. I am fairly adept at programming a Whole Hog II and have found the Avo Pearl to be so different in the design approach that I am struggling to get decent looks. I am OK at conventionals on the Avo, not too hard. Moving lights are a whole different thing. Does anyone know of training availalbe in the US. I am in the Sacramento, CA area, but…See More
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- What's your current occupation?
- Production Manager
- Where did you learn your craft?
- Cupertino High School
- Who have you worked for or where have you worked in the past?
- Sacramento Theatrical Lighting, Carnival Cruise Lines, US Army Entertainment
- What's your favorite new technology?
- PAR 64
- Do you currently subscribe to PLSN?
- Yes
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:37am on September 11, 2009,
Steve Schwenke said… - Hey Brian,
If you need any help with your Expert, we at Avolites America would be glad to help. We do offer in-house training, and in some cases we will come to you. You can always call us with any questions.
Steve & Rob
Avolites America
865-938-2057
- At 1:31pm on July 27, 2009,
Randell Gillespie said… - Call Rob Steel at AVOLITES AMERICA in Powell, Tenn.
(# 1-865-938 2057)
He should be able to help set you up and give you lots of info.
Website : www.avolites.us
I think after you learn the AVO desk's, you are sure to see them as a favorite.
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