The past month has seen a huge increase in activity here at LANDBOSS, including demos, free trials, and paying customers. If you're new here then let me extend my welcome to our neck of the woods here. At lot of people we've been talking to have noticed little extras that we needed to ad
One of the concerns we've heard with LANDBOSS is that it can sometimes be a challenge to tell how certain features work without at least a decent amount of data in the system. Of course we have a spiffy data import tool that can quickly get your real data into LANDBOSS, but before that task is
After talking with some landmen I discovered that it is fairly common for them to be periodically called out of the field in order to report what they have been working on to their managers. Two things occurred to me after learning this.
For those that are unfamiliar, NAPE is a large oil & gas industry expo in Houston. This year's will be held Feb 11-12, and we're currently working full-tilt to get some very cool features implemented by then. If we've been less talkative than usual because of this don't worry.
It has been a couple of weeks since my last post but trust me when I say that the wait was worth it. Between eating too much turkey and a major testing cycle, I took pity on those poor landmen that must run title and redesigned one of the useful tools in LANDBOSS. Today I'm showing you the new Chain
Today LANDBOSS version 1.02 entered the QA (Quality Assurance) phase, with a tentative release date of 12/4/2009. 1.02 contains far more than 1.01 did, hence the reason it took longer to finish. Here are the major highlights of this release:
Although Cole talked about it briefly in this post, I thought I'd dedicate this week's post to how we can back up our claim that your data is secure when using LANDBOSS. You, as the holder of valuable and leverage-able information (ownership information, etc), hopefully are concerned about the
With so many different things to worry about when actively acquiring leases in a prospect, managing lease paperwork is the last thing you need to worry about. If, like most people, you are using a simple Excel spreadsheet to manage all of the information involved with lease acquisition, you ar
"We need to talk about your TPS reports." This quote is from the 1999 film Office Space in which the main character talked about how much he hated "TPS reports." Creating reports can be difficult and time consuming, but as we all know, they are absolutely essential.
