Asset Tracking

Version Information

Anything's possible.

Initially released in 1998, the ATT software has undergone many major improvements over its lifetime. Driven by customer demand, market trends, and technology improvements the ATT software is continuously enhanced to fulfil the diverse requirements of TIG International’s customers.

The ATT customers that undertake software maintenance with TIG International receive all new releases as part of their agreements.

Below are the main features and enhancements to the ATT solution listed by their version number.



 

ATT Version 5

 

Released: March 2015

ATT Lookup List - Location

 

ATT Version 4.5

 

Released: March 2013

ATT Quick Query

 

ATT Version 4.4

 

Released: January 2012

Intermec CN70e

Intermec IP30 RFID Reader

 

ATT Version 4.3

 

Released: February 2011

Unitech RH767

Email Technical Support

 

ATT Version 4.2

 

Released: February 2010



 

ATT Version 4.1

 

Released: January 2009



 

ATT Version 4.0

 

Released: February 2008

Zebra LP2844-Z Bar Code Label Printer



 

ATT Version 3.8

 

Released: March 2007

Janam XP30

 

ATT Version 3.7

 

Released: January 2006

ATT Configuration Editor



 

ATT Version 3.6

 

Released: August 2005



 

ATT Version 3.5

 

Released: May 2005



 

ATT Version 3.4

 

Released: March 2005



 

ATT Version 3.3

 

Released: February 2004

ATT Aplication Starter


Grabba Bar Code Reader




 

ATT Version 3.2

 

Released: January 2003



 

ATT Version 3.1

 

Released: May 2002



 

ATT Version 3.0

 

Released: October 2001



 

About ATT Version 3

 

Released: 2001

The significant change for ATT version three was the extension of the item schema. In ATT version 2, there was support for about 12 fields. This number jumped to 40 for ATT version 3. This allowed greater flexibility in the device and paved the way for easily supporting additional host systems, including the Oracle E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft.

The solution still runs on the popular PalmOS operating system, allowing Palm, Sony, Handspring, Symbol and Grabba devices to be used with the solution.

ATT version 3 underwent continuous improvements up to 2008, with both the functionality of the scanning device and seamless integration on the PC side with many host systems. The list of support host systems is still growing with more host system integrations planned for the next few ATT versions.

ATT version 3 is a mature product with seven years history and functionality improvements. Its flexibility and ease of use makes it the ultimate tracking solution for virtually any host system.



 

ATT Version 2.4

 

Released: March 2000



 

ATT Version 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3

 

Released: 1999



 

About ATT Version 2

 

Released: 1999

The major change for ATT version 2 was the implementation of the PalmOS platform as the selected operating system for the software. PalmOS is widely available on many devices and provides a much richer user interface than the previous DOS version, allowing stylus (pen) based navigation. Additionally, PalmOS based devices were much cheaper than the suitable DOS devices.

Migration to the PalmOS platform removed the need for custom developed communications software. Instead, the standard HotSync software that ships with PalmOS devices was used to facilitate the communications with the devices. This greatly reduced the need for user intervention during communications and provided a more robust platform for data capture and asset tracking.

Support was added for a text interface and an ODBC interface to facilitate the tracking of items stored in applications like Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access.



 

About ATT Version 1

 

Released: 1998

Originally developed for DOS based Norand 6400 series of devices interfaced to SAP R/3, the ATT software used text only screens with very a very simple user interface. All user navigation was achieved via the keyboard.

Communications with the devices was achieved using custom developed applications by TIG International and the solution required a moderate amount of user interaction to up load and down load data.