CABEM News

CABEM’s Microsoft Dynamics application for renewal has been approved as we continue to partner with Microsoft to deliver comprehensive enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to our clients. Microsoft Dynamics AX is designed to improve productivity, manage change and growth and simplify compliance. CABEM’s skilled development team can adapt and customize the Microsoft Dynamics AX Enterprise Portal (EP) to address specific functional and applications needs in a web environment, integrate to other systems, perform data migration from old Legacy systems and perform basic deployment. Learn more about the Microsoft Dynamic partnership program .

CABEM upgraded the server and virtual environment for TAB EZ, BIT and EKAT, three environmental web-based applications built and deployed by CABEM in collaboration with M2 Technologies and CHSR (The Center for Hazardous Substance Research), part of KSU’s College of Engineering. The new ESXi hosting platform runs multiple virtual machines on a thin hypervisor resulting in a more efficient use of memory, processor, and disk resources for better application performance. Sponsored by the EPA, TAB EZ (Technical Assistance to Brownfields communities ) and BIT (Brownfields Inventory Tool) web-based applications facilitate the funding and inventory management of Brownfields sites in the U.S. – both applications are free to the public. EKAT, also known as the Environmental Knowledge Assessment Tool, is being used commercially and by the military to identify, research, and evaluate environmental and safety related issues.

CABEM replaced a leading MRM (Marketing Resource Management system) for one of our clients with Livia_MarketingManager , a module from the CABEM Livia family of web-based business solutions. Livia_MarketingManager lets the corporate marketing team manage campaign budgets, store digital assets and generate reports, 24/7, without the expense, and excess functionality, of the majority of MRMs currently on the market. CABEM is also in the process of deploying a customized version of Livia_WorkPlaceTrainer for the same client.

CABEM just released Version 0.3.0 of the Stand-Off Bomb software (SBD). This version of the SBD software integrates control of multiple multichannel analyzers and neutron counters. Lead by M2 Technologies and Kansas State University (KSU), The Stand-Off Bomb Detection project is an initiative to produce a technology for detecting hidden explosives. Using the measurement of neutron and/or photon energies, the SBD device is being developed to quickly interrogate an object in seconds from a range of up to 10m to determine if the target contains conventional explosives. CABEM is developing a GUI-based program to control the SBD instruments in order to integrate and present results to the user, and store results in a database for further analysis later. Learn More>>

We redesigned and launched the new CABEM website! The new site communicates our expanded products and services, providing more detailed information on the CABEM Livia family of applications for business and virtual monitoring. Built using CABEM LIvia_CMS as the backbone (our proprietary content management system), the CABEM marketing team now experiences increased functionality and a series of great admin tools that so many of our clients currently enjoy. Created entirely in-house, the new site will be refreshed with content, white papers and case studies. Stay tuned…our CABEM blog is coming soon.

CABEM will develop GUI (Graphical User Interface) for the Decentralized Signal Processing for Target Detection project — an initiative focused on enabling new technologies for terrain mapping, remote surveillance, environmental monitoring and the detection of moving targets, bombs, radiation and WMDs. Working in collaboration with M2 Technologies, and Bala Natarajan and the WiCom Research group from Kansas State University (KSU) , CABEM has been tasked to integrate GUI components, algorithms from the KSU group, and software components like Qt, and Matlab, into a single seamless desktop application. Delivering the initial phase request in less than two weeks, CABEM produced requirements documentation, UI, and a flash simulation of the application based on a scenario concept consisting of maps, regions, sensor types and algorithms. Future phases of this initiative include the development of more complex evaluation tools and an expanded GUI and Monitoring Simulation.

CABEM introduces CABEM Livia_Equine , a new member of our family of virtual monitoring applications created for the equine industry. Livia_Equine is an accessible, web-based application that enables your team to manage horses and view stables, events, and medical instrumentation–virtually. And with Livia_Equine your team can collaboratively manage projects and share data, from the convenience of your desktop. Authorized team members can schedule, remotely view, and record video sessions anywhere, and we have recently expanded the virtual monitoring applications to allow teams to see up to eight preview boxes on their browser screen to view events, and live data results, at the same time.

CABEM is refreshing the VNA Care Network & Hospice Website to make it a more effective tool for communicating VNA services and locations to those searching for immediate support. CABEM will work closely with the VNA (Visiting Nurses Association) to update the home page within the context of the existing design to accommodate new content direction and better promote service offerings. VNA updates much of the content themselves, and looks to CABEM for design and development support. As part of this refresh, CABEM will build a customized Photo Gallery tool to present images like the VNA’s newly renovated residence for the terminally ill, the Elizabeth Evarts de Rham Hospice Home at Chilton Street in Cambridge, Ma. CABEM recently concluded an upgrade of the VNA’s Home, Health and Hospice portal, expanding staff training capabilities and admin functionality.