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Release Notes: Core Modules

Paul Mulroney

5 May 2023

The unsung heroes of our Modular System - Broker, Contacts, Core Manager, and Updater - have all received updates as part of the recent ConNote and Payroll updates. This includes the ability to geocode addresses, smarter live updating capabilities, and general improvements to data handling.

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Electric Trucks in Australia: An Overview

John Kohl

28 Apr 2023

The long-promised electric future of transportation has begun to arrive. In this article, we’ll be looking at available options for transport companies wanting to “go electric”, the challenges they face, and current early adopters of electric heavy transport vehicles.

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Release Notes: Payroll 2.10 & Cash 1.42

Caroline Mulroney

13 Apr 2023

Payroll 2.10 and Cash 1.42 have been released into the wilds, bringing the latest changes to superannuation handling as well as performance enhancements, bug fixes, and quality of life improvements.

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Predictive Analysis & Machine Learning

John Kohl

31 Mar 2023

Complex analyses and AI powered prediction models are no longer the sole province of large businesses. As technology continues to improve, and these tools become more accessible to smaller entities, we look at how we can bring Big Data to Small Business.

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Access to Omnis

John Kohl

27 Feb 2023

It's one of the top ten most used databases worldwide, providing a one-stop shop for forms, reports, and other features in addition to data management. As businesses outgrow their Access systems however, they're faced with a hard choice: stifle growth and keep the legacy system, or migrate to a state-of-the-art database and rebuild the legacy systems as a web app or desktop application. What if there was a third option?

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The thumbnail shows the logo of every LD module. In the middle right is the title of the article, "Release Notes: Updater v1.14". In the top left is the Logical Developments logo which is a diamond with the letters L and D inside of it. The letters are offset from each other vertically while also overlapping horizontally. The each sit inside of their own rectangle.

Release Notes: Updater 1.14

Paul Mulroney

2 Feb 2023

Who updates the updaters? As we transition to NBN fibre-to-the-premises, our Updater module receives an improved "phone-home" method, enabling our clients to continue receiving live updates to their software.

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