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Andy Mead, Direct Services Manager of the Environmental Services Department at Kerrier District Council noted that, “we no longer have to re-key data, reducing errors and saving us a substantial amount of time - our use of iBase’s mobile solution has saved 8 days per survey.”
“With the system [iBase's NI 195] we have saved an enormous amount of time in having to prepare and undertake the survey each period,” commented Councillor Dennis Kelley, Cabinet Member of the Environment at Bolsover District Council. “We now have an accurate electronic record of all our inspections, transect data, and DEFRA submittals.”
Christopher Wyer, Manager of Waste & Recycling Services at Lewes District Council commented that, “the new system is looking good. I was impressed with the ability to upload the half-way results from the PDA to the PC thus showing only incomplete transects on the PDA. The charts were impressive too.”
Our solution is easy to install and support, with a low impact on existing IT infrastructure, and minimal training requirements;
“We wanted a mobile solution that would mirror our existing paper-based processes so that we could get on with the job and not waste time and money learning a new process” Andy Mead, Kerrier District Council.
As mentioned in the Key Messages page an unique feature of our NI 195 solution is its provision of an audit history database, ensuring that authorities comply with the 5 year audit requirements set by DEFRA;
“During a recent audit, the DEFRA inspector commented that he was extremely impressed with the way in which we had met and exceeded DEFRA’s requirements”, commented Andy Mead, Kerrier District Council.
We are committed to enhancing relationships with our customers and ensuring our NI 195 solution is future proof;
“The iBase solution has enabled us to meet and exceed objectives and as iBase is committed to keeping its NI 195 solution in line with any changing requirements of DEFRA, we expect to be partnering with iBase for the foreseeable future.” Andy Mead, Kerrier District Council
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