Construction personnel can focus on getting the job done and minimize time dealing with administrative tasks. Notes, sketches, and diagrams taken by field engineers on maps are immediately available as digital ink that can be uploaded to applications you already use.
Military
Timely and accurate communication between field and command personnel is essential in any military operation. Using Capturx for ArcGIS, field personnel can plot the current positioning of objects and features on paper maps.
Utilities
Workers replacing transmission lines, taking measurements, or handling customer calls can input notes and sketches in paper forms. Then, the data can be uploaded directly to Microsoft Office OneNote, ArcGIS Desktop, or a DWF file. Engineers at the office spend less time deciphering illegible notes and more time solving problems.
Industrial
Success in the petroleum and energy industries is all about understanding and working with the land: from exploration to planning. And this requires an accurate and detailed visualization of land forms and business objects, like wells and pipelines. Capturx for ArcGIS can help engineers and geologists work with data brought in from the field to better pinpoint natural resources and visualize potential environmental impact issues. Those in the field will be able to send instant updates to the office.
Government
First responders, like rescue workers and police, often work against the clock and incredible odds to save lives. But after the situation is under control, the paperwork starts. Penx will let you quickly fill-out paper report forms in environments that would make it difficult to deal with PDAs and laptop computers.
Adapx is a software company which helps teams improve collaboration, field data collection, and decision making with its Capturx™ line of software products.
Capturx enables designs, maps, and forms to be printed on ordinary paper and marked up with a digital pen, which digitizes the handwriting and integrates the data directly into Microsoft Office and leading GIS and CAD systems.
Teams can collect and share information more quickly and accurately, and reach better decisions, without consuming a lot of time and resources to collect and process data.
Construction personnel can focus on getting the job done and minimize time dealing with administrative tasks. Notes, sketches, and diagrams taken by field engineers on maps are immediately available as digital ink that can be uploaded to applications you already use.
Timely and accurate communication between field and command personnel is essential in any military operation. Using Capturx for ArcGIS, field personnel can plot the current positioning of objects and features on paper maps.
Workers replacing transmission lines, taking measurements, or handling customer calls can input notes and sketches in paper forms. Then, the data can be uploaded directly to Microsoft Office OneNote, ArcGIS Desktop, or a DWF file. Engineers at the office spend less time deciphering illegible notes and more time solving problems.
Success in the petroleum and energy industries is all about understanding and working with the land: from exploration to planning. And this requires an accurate and detailed visualization of land forms and business objects, like wells and pipelines. Capturx for ArcGIS can help engineers and geologists work with data brought in from the field to better pinpoint natural resources and visualize potential environmental impact issues. Those in the field will be able to send instant updates to the office.
First responders, like rescue workers and police, often work against the clock and incredible odds to save lives. But after the situation is under control, the paperwork starts. Penx will let you quickly fill-out paper report forms in environments that would make it difficult to deal with PDAs and laptop computers.
