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New Tickets CAD Project Lead - Eric Osterberg
Allow us to introduce Eric Osterberg
Welcome Eric Osterberg, the new project maintainer for the Tickets CAD open source computer aided dispatch software!
Eric is an experienced and dedicated volunteer and an extra class amateur radio operator with a passion for service. He has volunteered for organizations such as the Bloomington Minnesota AUXCOMM, the American Red Cross Phoenix Arizona Chapter DST group, the Minneapolis-St.Paul Airport Police department, the MSP Airport Foundation, and as the membership chairperson for the Twin Cities Chapter of ISC2.
Eric is excited to jump into the project and help make it even better. He plans to work with the community to accept patches and modernize the code. Some of the updates planned include upgrading the version of PHP and MySQL or MariaDB database. Eric is asking the community to submit their patches and feature requests via the mailing list on google groups.
We look forward to working with Eric and the Tickets CAD community to make this open source project even more amazing!
| 02 May 2023 |
Tickets: Computer Aided Dispatch Software
Version 3.4A Now Available
Tickets, the flagship software product of the Open ISES Project has released their latest update. This latest version is primarily a bug-fix release. This latest release is the most recent in a series of on-going updates and improvements to the software.
If you are not familiar with Tickets, it is a fully functional CAD system that includes such options as vehicle tracking, cell phone and text message integration, automatic e-mail notifications and more. It is cross-platform, and will work with any modern day browser, on any computer system. To learn more about Tickets, visit the Tickets CAD web site at https://www.ticketscad.com. You can also download the latest version Tickets 3.4A from our file repository.
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