Lunch! versus Fine Foods
The Lunch! tradeshow is on again. This is the Fine Foods kid brother. It’s not as big, not as experienced, but you can see the family resemblance. So how would it go Lunch! versus Fine Foods? Despite the fact that the organisers are claiming that they are for two very different markets, the reality is […]
Labels for sterilised items
LTrace provides the ability for CSSD and CSU to print customisable labels for sterilised items. Many sterilisation departments rely upon staff manually writing on the outside of an item to identify what is inside the wrapping. This has many problems including: Illegible hand writing Misspelt names: OK, this isn’t life threatening, but it isn’t very […]
Tracking of sterilised instruments
This is the first in a series of blogs explaining our product LTrace which is used for the tracking of sterilised instruments within a hospital, dental practice or GP. Back ground Any operation or procedure that has a risk of infection control requires that the instruments used be sterile. This is basically achieved in one […]
Glitterbug Handwashing Kit
We now have a new case for our Glitterbug Handwashing Kit. We used to have a case that we thought was pretty good. By the time we started promoting it, the manufacturer had replaced it with an “almost the same” box which turned out to be nothing like the old one. So we frantically searched […]
The Bike Barn Customer Service
As part of my “lessons learnt in customer service” I have a positive set of lessons about how The Bike Barn do customer service. Firstly a bit of background – daughter turning 10, wants a new bike since the old one is way too small, and half a day going from store to store. If […]
Data logger for room temperature
Which unit is the best data logger for room temperature? The ideal temperature range is meant to be 22° to 24°C. This incredibly small temperature range means that even a small temperature variation is noticeable. This means that the unit must have a high resolution. The thermocron TCS, Logtag and the budget USB temperature logger […]
eTemperature version 8.14 released – changing the unknown
This is another minor release with a feature requested by a customer. It is now possilbe to change the description when the results have been downloaded or saved. This is to help people who forgot to set the description up originally and it just shows as “unknown”. The new name will appear in reports, in […]
Operator Error
Here’s the eror message that every developer would love to drop into their software but would never dare: [error]Operator Error. Replace operator and press any key.[/error] There’s been times when I’ve been very tempted, but it is usually a sign that I am lifting my user expectations too high. If you want software that […]
Temperature Complaints

What do you do if you have a customer or tenant who is continually complaining about the temperature? You can wander in and check if it is too hot or cold, but chances are everything will be fine when you drop by. Or you can check the records in your BMS system if you have […]
eTemperature version 8.14 released
Just a minor update. There were some settings that were previously being saved that weren’t in the latest couple versions. For example, eTemperature remembers the sample rate etc that you last used as the default for next time it starts. The fast start button configuration was also being lost. We have also been streamlining our […]