SEATTLE, January 6, 2009: Dexter + Chaney (
www.dexterchaney.com) will exhibit new features and modules in its Spectrum(R) Construction Software at World of Concrete/Technology for Construction February 3-6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Visitors to Dexter + Chaney’s booth (#S-20405) will “test-drive” Spectrum’s new Resource Scheduling and Equipment Control modules and updated service management capabilities. Those are among dozens of new features in the recently launched Spectrum Version 13.
Construction companies use the new Resource Scheduling module to ensure that equipment and employees are available when and where they’re needed and schedule the movement of heavy equipment. Spectrum’s updated Work Order and Service Contract modules provide contractors with more flexible, fully integrated construction management and service management systems in a single package.
ABOUT DEXTER + CHANEY
More than 1,000 construction companies throughout the United States use Dexter + Chaney’s Spectrum Construction Software. Spectrum includes 30 integrated modules that handle project management, construction accounting, equipment management, human resources, document imaging, service management, remote connectivity and data sharing tasks. Contractors who use Spectrum report they have improved profitability and have grown their businesses more than 300 percent without adding financial staff.
More than 7,500 total users make use of Spectrum’s Document Imaging software, which addresses a typically painful problem for construction contractors: giving management, office staff and project managers the fast, electronic access they need to important documents like contracts, change orders, time cards, invoices and others.
For more information about Dexter + Chaney or Spectrum, contact Brad Mathews, Vice President of Marketing, Dexter + Chaney, 9700 Lake City Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115-2347; phone: 800-875-1400 or 206-364-1400; fax: 206-367-9613; e-mail:
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http://www.dexterchaney.com.
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