News For 2006

November 2006

CABEM builds, delivers, configures the hosted environment and installs the front end for the Identity Force website. This delivery required an expedited program designed to document the services and capabilities, and to extend basic services through Identity Theft’s partner affiliates. A more comprehensive release is slated for January 2007, which will include sophisticated back end admin systems. Identity Force is a trusted leader in identity theft protection, and one of only three companies selected by the U.S. government to provide identity theft services to federal agencies.

October 2006

CABEM renames TRM to vLab for “Virtual Lab” and redesigns the product to address overall laboratory Information Technology management and workflow. The product will address three major weaknesses in test laboratories. The first is basic enterprise requirements where the many types and vintages of data acquisition equipment can be networked, accessed and backed up systematically. The second is desktop management which gives technicians the ability to manage, bundle and issue reports while the data is automatically loaded into a searchable database. The third is the virtual extension of the laboratory where test data, computer screens, video of the tests and documentation can be viewed remotely on a desktop. vLab is designed to address multiple levels of security. The customizable system has complete backend admin capability that allows authenticated laboratory personnel to configure and grant access to the various user groups.

September 2006

CABEM has signed on with Identity Force's software arm to help them extend Identity Theft services to their partners and end user clients in this ever growing market. CABEM’s services include visual design; web site build, deployment and technical maintenance; integration with multiple security service providers and sophisticated backend admin tools to address products, partners, users, notifications as well as marketing purposes. This application is built to scale as Identity Force anticipates as many as one million users.

CABEM presents on Technology at the VNACare Network Preceptor and Interns seminar titled "Developing Innovative Strategies for Nursing Recruitment and Retention" on September 15th, 2006 in Worcester Ma. CABEM's presentation addressed basic technology requirements, ideas and pitfalls and how to look at extending technology usage and planning into your healthcare organization using basic Balanced Scorecard principles.

See the VNACare Network Preceptor and Interns seminar Brochure
See the CABEM Presentation on Technology

August 2006

CABEM has been awarded a web development contract by VNA Care Network & Hospice the 2nd largest Home Health care and Hospice agency in the USA. As part of the contract CABEM will design the Information Architecture (IA) with consideration given to supporting the user base and growing health care requirements. We will design and build the home page and multiple templates that piggyback on VNA’s established branding elements. CABEM will implement and install the database driven website with cascading style sheets script (CSS) that will control the web site look and feel. The web site will include CABEM’s job posting and application module with full backend admin capability. The VNA’s public relations department will populate and maintain site content using admin tools developed by CABEM.

July 2006

The EKAT team of M2 Technologies, Kansas State University, and CABEM has been awarded a contract to enhance the EKAT application. The upgrade initiatives include: PESHE upgrade and enhancements, NEPA modularity, an Emergency Response Tool, enhancements to the Systems evaluation tool, as well as ongoing maintenance and update requirements to existing capabilities. A dedicated EKAT application is available free of charge to qualified users. Contact Jay Fredkin at CABEM technologies if you are interested in free access to the pollution prevention environmental software.

June 2006

CABEM designs and builds a hierarchical management system called mother-daughter (M-D) which acts as a consolidation tool for multiple AS400 accounting systems/hubs. The accounting management tool uses drag and drop capability and allows users to review, select, copy, create and build hierarchies of customer records across a set of AS400 accounting hubs. When a user wants to create or edit a customer record the application workflow guides them through the steps of selecting an appropriate record from set of active accounting hubs. The tool has powerful search capability and is also used to integrate legacy applications and extend data to web services for both internal and external purposes.

May 2006

EKAT is presented in the EPA CLU-IN Spotlight section. The Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Information (CLU-IN) Web Site provides information about innovative treatment and site characterization technologies to the hazardous waste remediation community. The CLU-IN site was developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) but is intended as a forum for all waste remediation stakeholders.

April 2006

CABEM installs EKAT at a major military installation to support environmental evaluation requirements. In addition, CABEM installed the new version on a commercial server at www.ekat-tool.com that is being accessed by commercial users.

CABEM completes a major data recovery effort that required forensic data recovery services and database rebuilding to recover the lost information. Subsequent to the data recovery, CABEM supported the new server and configuration deployment.

March 2006

The team of M2 Technologies, Kansas State University, and CABEM has completed the development of EKAT version 4.6.04 which represented a full year of development. In addition to upgrading existing capability including a major NEPA upgrade, the new version includes a wizard, and systems tool as well as numerous help tools such as demonstration projects, in context help, and media tutorials.

February 2006

CABEM develops an automated backup capability for TRM deployed via a drop in server that can be remotely managed. CABEM has designed and built for inclusion in the vLab suite of tools and automated backup system that secures mission critical data from all different types of data acquisition equipment in a central and secure location. Additionally the backup server can take over vLab server duties in cases of primary server failure.

January 2006

CABEM signs a two (2) year Agreement, with National Technical Systems (NTSC) to provide Information Technology services. Under the comprehensive Consulting services agreement CABEM will provide software design and development, web site development and maintenance, integration and hardware services. CABEM will focus on test laboratory workflow, data collection and report generation, as well as NTS' web site which includes the customer portal, an industry leading web based application used to extend services to clientÃel.