IDS - Infrastructure Decision Support
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It is our pleasure to introduce our newly appointed (since September 2011) technical development leader for IDS and the dTIMS project in New Zealand, Elke Beca. Elke is from Opus International Consultants and is located in Tauranga.
Elke writes:
"I am delighted to be part of the IDS team and am confident that I am well equipped with skills and knowledge to excel in my role as technical manager.
My passion for efficiency, doing things smarter and faster with least impact led me to engineering and in 2003 I graduated from Auckland University with a Bachelor of Engineering in Engineering Science. After travelling abroad and setting up a business of my own overseas, I returned to NZ and began my career in road asset management. I was immediately fast-tracked into pavement performance modelling and have never looked back.
With one of the most skilled pavement modellers in the country as my mentor, coupled with a diverse array of local and international clients and projects, my skills and knowledge in this arena have been well established and nurtured. I am very excited about the challenges which lie ahead and look forward to leading the development of the NZ dTIMS model.
While the NZ model has advanced astoundingly over the past decade we still have a long way to go. My vision is that we may raise the bar of confidence across all users and clients by delivering a product which does add value and that we can demonstrate the value added in our ability to manage our assets more efficiently."
We welcome Elke to the team and look forward to reaching new horizons in dTIMS development.
If you would like to get in contact with Elke, you may email her at elke@ids.org.nz
Great News!
We have improved the search feature on the website. When searching for a term, the search engine will return not just website articles containing the term you searched for, but will also return a list of all the pdf documents containing the term.
This means that the resources are now much more accessable as the contents can be searched without needing to open the documents individually.
This feature is associated with the access level control implemented on the site. If you are a NZ dTIMS licence holder, you need to log in to have access to the search results including all the resources.
There are three access levels:
- Public - only articles and newsletters will be searched
- Registered - for self registered users, the above and the NZTA reports will be searched and results returned
- Licenced - licenced users have full access to all resources, and this is reflected in the search results
Go ahead, log in and give it a try!
If you have any feedback, please email admin@ids.org.nz
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| December 1, 2011 |
| Deighton Co-Sponsors 8th Annual ICMPA Conference in Santiago, Chile More than 350 pavement management practitioners from 29 different countries met in Santiago, Chile in mid-November to debate and exchange on the current state of the industry and present the results of multiple studies and projects that have been carried out in the three years since the previous conference in Calgary. The conference was proudly hosted by the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile who provided an inspiring venue for the numerous technical sessions and presentations. A total of 77 technical papers were presented, including four by Deighton’s own implementation experts, Jeff Zavistki and Gary Ruck. These papers, co-authored with clients and partners are listed below and can be downloaded by clicking on the title. There was also an interesting presentation called “Pavement Management Roadmap” developed by the FHWA with the goal of guiding new research and development issues and workforce development initiatives that will lead to improved approaches to pavement management. The paper confirms that the direction and choices that Deighton makes on an ongoing basis in the development of its asset management solutions will continue to meet and exceed the requirements and expectations of the industry for many years to come. This paper is also available via the link below.
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| Deighton Sponsors Pavement Preservation in the Northeast US It's no secret that available funding for the maintenance on our roads is dwindling. Many states in the US have taken the initiative to plan for the preservation of pavements before they need rehabilitation. As we have all heard before: "Good Roads Cost Less" (UT-06.15 UDOT/Deighton - 2006). In an effort to support this ongoing initiative, the National Center for Pavement Preservation (pavementpreservation.org) invited Deighton to deliver a presentation on how to model Pavement Preservation in commercial Pavement Management Systems. The Northeast Pavement Preservation Partnership met in Boston, Massachusetts during the second week of November 2011, where Deighton discussed the topic with some of the most forward-thinking and results-oriented pavement management practitioners in the industry. Deighton also exhibited at this event along with many of its peers in the industry. Collaboratively, efforts like this meeting will help to propel the initiative of effectively maintaining our nation’s pavements into mainstream acceptance. |
| dTIMS Technote: dTIMS CT Role Based Security dTIMS CT system security has, up to now, been based on a hierarchical model which meant that a higher level of security had access to all the lower levels of security regardless of whether or not their job required that access. The current release 8.6 begins our entry into the Role-based security arena. The fundamental concept in role-based security is that privileges are assigned to defined categories of users (groups, or job roles) rather than to individual users. In role-based security, permissions are defined as a requirement of one or more roles, and users are assigned with such roles. When a user is assigned to one of these roles, he automatically is assigned the set of privileges associated with that role. A user who is not a member of a role does not have any access privileges. Role-based security is built on the premise that users are authenticated, which is the process of identifying the user. Once identified, the user can be authorized or, assigned roles and permissions. Credentials like a username and password are provided to authenticate users, and this information is used to create a security principal representing this user's identity at runtime. |
| Online Learning Community Integration with New Deighton Website Deighton is currently developing a new website that will be introduced early in 2012. The new site will be a completely redesigned website that will engage our online audience and streamline information retrieval for our existing users. The new website will feature fast, easy navigation ensuring a user-friendly visitor experience for desktop, mobile or tablet users. As part of our redesign we will be incorporating several social media tools, with an emphasis on blogs by some of our industry experts. Internally, the new site will also help us streamline our resources including our Insider newsletter mailing and website analytics. Current Deighton users will have access to a secure Client Area that will include: all of the content currently residing on the Deighton Online Learning Community, product service releases, FAQs, recorded webinars, archived material (presentations and newsletters) and more. We will pass on additional updates, including an official launch date, in the next version of our Insider. |
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| January 1, 2012 |
| DUC 2012 Update Its official! Be sure to mark the week of July 9-13 on your calendars for DUC 2012. The venue will once again be the Tosca Conference Centre in Whitby, Canada. This year promises to be epic with the release of dTIMS 9! For those new to DUC (Deighton User Conference), it is the annual event that unites the Deighton Community. It is a conference for users of Deighton software, including asset managers, engineers, and decision makers. If you use Deighton software at your organization or manage people that do, you will want to attend. The opportunity to make new connections, learn, and share knowledge is everywhere at DUC, whether in the formal sessions, the hallways, meetings, or at the social events. More details, including an online registration form, will be posted later this month. This will coincide with the release of our new website. |
| IRF Road Infrastructure Safety Management Conference The International Road Federation (IRF) hosted a Road Infrastructure Safety Management Seminar in December 2011 to support the United Nations General Assembly resolution declaring the period from 2011 to 2020 to be a “Decade of Action for Road Safety”. Deighton, being an IRF member, proudly sponsored this three day event which attracted road safety professionals from countries around the world. Many of the attendees came to learn about the AASHTO Roadside Design Guide, while others had an objective of networking with their peers to take valuable knowledge back to their home countries. As over one million people die on the world’s roadways every year, road safety is a focus area of paramount importance to infrastructure professionals. Deighton is committed to helping road agency operators by providing the tools to maintain safe and efficient road networks for their users and to combat this global epidemic. |
| Deighton Hosts Regional Meeting in Boston Deighton’s first annual northeast regional user conference was held at the Tremont Marriott in Boston, Massachusetts on December 5th and 6th. The event was well attended, with delegates from Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Maine. We are pleased to announce that, as a result of this year’s regional conferences, as well as client requests, Deighton has decided to not only continue hosting both the Colorado and northeast regional conferences, but also begin planning additional regional conferences throughout the United States. Deighton’s regional conferences provide dTIMS users a platform to discuss and present the various successes and challenges that are unique to their specific region. They also serve as a great opportunity for one-on-one interaction with both Deighton staff and colleagues from neighboring states. Deighton’s series of regional conferences will serve as an excellent addition to Deighton’s annual users’ conference, which is hosted in Whitby, Ontario. Deighton’ s annual conference is a more intensive week-long conference providing all users from across the globe an opportunity to interact with each other, exchange ideas, view the newest software version releases, learn how dTIMS is utilized by various agencies around the world, and receive one-on-one training from Deighton’ s R&D staff. |
| Video Training Concept for dTIMS Recognizing that there are many ways to learn, we have been working on adding video tutorials to our dTIMS V9 documentation. In conjunction with Pavia Systems Inc., a company that specializes in creating web-based training programs, we have developed a first video concept of this. Taken from the new dTIMS User Guide this section is entitled "What is dTIMS CT?". If you could take the time to view the video and offer feedback it would be greatly appreciated. Please direct any comments to Craig German. To view the video click on the following link: |
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| November 1, 2011 |
| VTrans Dealing with Aftermath of Hurricane Irene In the wake of Hurricane Irene on August 28, VTrans (Vermont Agency of Transportation) faced the daunting task of rebuilding flood damaged infrastructure. Immediately after the storm there were 166 closures on the Vermont State Highway System. The following is a letter from Brian Searles, VTrans Secretary: "Vermont’s highway crews were on the front lines of the Hurricane Irene disaster. Throughout the night of the storm, I was in contact with men and women who were battling floods and torrential rain to close unsafe roads and try to assess damage to bridges and highways, often at great risk to themselves. The work of these highway maintenance workers during and after the flood has been nothing short of heroic. They’ve showed how much we Vermonters are capable of when the chips are down. That's what gives me hope that we, as a state and as a transportation agency, will get through this. The Departments of Transportation from Maine and New Hampshire, the New Hampshire and Maine National Guard units and private contractors have teamed up under VTrans leadership and reopened 340 miles of the 450 miles of State Highway that were closed after the storm. Opening up the important east-west state highways of Route 4 and Route 9 is a priority so that we can improve the movement of people, goods, services and commerce. Our immediate goal is to rebuild the state highway system to a level that provides safe transport for Vermonters and visitors during the upcoming winter. We need to ensure that these highways are safe for travel and that we can maintain them during the harsh winter weather that we all know is coming." Irene struck on August 28, 2011 and severely damaged more than 500 miles of state highway, including some 200 state bridges. Today, only three bridge locations remain closed, and all but 19 miles of state roadway are open to public travel. All roads and bridge locations in the Rutland ICC region are open. |
| Deighton Initiates Ohio Project Deighton’s latest dTIMS implementation project with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is currently underway. As a result of this implementation, dTIMS will now be utilized in 20 separate State DOt's, even further solidifying Deighton as the industry leader in asset management solutions. This project in particular will represent a unique implementation due to the method in which ODOT has opted to model deterioration on their state-wide roadway network. Rather than using traditional deterministic performance modeling techniques, ODOT has opted to use a probabilistic technique using Markov Probability Matrices to model a step-function based deterioration. The performance models, organized by pavement type, traffic loading, treatment type and distress, results in over 700 different matrices from which dTIMS CT will select from and process when performing network analyses. In addition, ODOT wanted to ensure that the granularity of the analyses could be improved at any time; dTIMS was able to provide the flexibility ODOT desired with respect to model parameters and overall analysis sophistication. The ODOT program development process involves a strategic analysis at Central Office with District Offices conducting tactical level analyses. District managers will interact with dTIMS using dTIMS wf (Workflow) and will be offered various degrees of freedom with respect to adjusting various analysis parameters. The selection of Treatments and the Allocation of Funding across Budget Categories is to be determined by the Districts in conjunction with Central Office to ensure that the analysis conducted at the district level is not compromised or biased by the exclusion of any particular treatment and to make Central Office aware of the parameters that are used in the districts. Both ODOT and Deighton are excited to be working on this project and anticipate the resulting Pavement Management System to be an outstanding achievement. |
| Deighton To Host Regional User Meeting in Boston Through Deighton’s Customer Loyalty Program we will be hosting a Deighton Regional User Meeting in Boston on December 6, 2011. This will offer you the opportunity to connect with Deighton staff, discover new dTIMS updates and enhancements and gain valuable training you can use every day. The best part is that this one-day regional meeting is absolutely free (including lunch and dinner) and is the perfect opportunity for users to connect and discover the full potential of dTIMS CT and the newly released dTIMS MM. The venue for the Regional User Meeting is the Boston Courtyard Marriott, 275 Tremont Street, Boston MA. |
| European User Conference in Slovenia Viagroup, Deighton’s European Distributor, organized its 3rd biannual European User Conference at the Adriatic Sea in Portoroz, Slovenia. We would like to thank our hosts for providing such a beautiful venue for the conference. 30 participants from 12 different countries participated in the conference. The agenda was a mixture of training (by Dr. Alfred Weninger-Vycudil), tips and tricks and reports on current implementation projects from Europe, as listed below:
In conclusion, we can easily say that this was the best European User Conference ever and we look forward to the next one in 2013. |
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| October 1, 2011 |
| Deighton Opens New Office in Denver! Deighton is proud to announce the opening of its Denver, Colorado location. The expansion into Denver was a result of Deighton’s continued growth and success. “Our decision to expand into Denver recognizes our strong user base in the geographical area and the potential for growth” states Vicki Deighton, CEO and President, Deighton Associates Limited. Daniel R. Roberts, P.E. has assumed the position of U.S. Operations Manager and will be based in our Denver location. Mr. Roberts joins Deighton with 20 years of experience in local government and asset management. Our new office is located at: 4500 Cherry Creek South Drive |
| Fort Collins Regional User Meeting On September 22nd 2011, Deighton celebrated its third annual Regional User’s Group meeting in Fort Collins, Colorado. Coupled with Deighton’s official Denver Office grand opening, this years’ Colorado Users’ Group meeting was an astounding success! Deighton users from various agencies around Colorado attended a day full of networking, presentations and discussions on various asset management topics as well as exciting new solutions from Deighton. This year’s event also featured a keynote speech from Neil Cook, President of Ingenium and Director of Infrastructure Decision Support in New Zealand. |
| APWA Conference The mile high city of Denver, Colorado just hosted this year’s American Public Works Association (APWA) Annual Congress. Deighton proudly supported the event in September by displaying our booth during the exposition. The Denver venue was ideal for Deighton as many municipalities in Colorado, as well as Colorado DOT, are dTIMS users. |
| dTIMS MM (Maintenance Management) Webinar As a follow up to the official release of dTIMS MM at 2011 DUC, Richard Fox-Ivey hosted a live webinar on September 26. In addition to a general overview of dTIMS MM, Richard explored various modules in the system including: dTIMS CT Integration, Work Management, Financial Management, Customer Relations (Work Requests) and Automated Workflow. For those who were unable to attend DUC or would like to view the webinar again we have posted the recorded version on the Deighton Online Learning Community. For any questions please contact Richard Fox-Ivey. |
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Registrations for the training is now open
and it is now possible to do it online. You may click here or simply go to the IDS web page and click on Training Registration 2011 at the top of the menu.
Download a copy of the promotional flyer and the programme by clicking here.
The training arrangements are being finalised. We do encourage more of our users to present on their experiences with dTIMS and to share their different scenarios and uses of the system. Please contact Mike Tapper if you'd like to contribute to the presentations. It is not necessary to write a paper, but a short abtract would be requested. Your participation is appreciated to enhance the experience of the dTIMS community and to share knowledge.
The training fee is $490 plus GST per day. This includes all refreshments during break times, lunches, the conference dinner and an evening of fun and entertainment.
The training is presented on the following dates and at these venues:
- Rotorua 31st October – 2nd November at the Distinction Rotorua Hotel and Conference Centre and
- Dunedin 2nd November – 4th November at the Scenic Circle Southern Cross Hotel.
The programme overview is:
- Day 1 will be a conference style day with presentations from Deighton on the latest developments with dTIMS. There will also be local
- presentations, particularly focused around the latest LTCCP funding analyses and other best practice examples.
- Day 2 will be workshop sessions around the upcoming Workflow and dTIMS enterprise version becoming available. Sessions will also cover the
- strategic aspects of modeling and discussions around any issues from users and/or clients
- Day 3 will be a training day for new users and clients to get their hands on the NZdTIMS software and go through the analysis process.
A more detailed programme is attached for your information.
It promises to be an exciting series and we hope to see you there!!
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| September 1, 2011 |
| dTIMS MM (Maintenance Management) Webinar dTIMS MM was officially released at 2011 DUC. dTIMS MM is a modular, browser-based, enterprise solution for planning, budgeting and management of tactical day-to-day roadway maintenance activities. dTIMS MM builds on dTIMS core technology leveraging the dTIMS analytical engine and integrating Deighton's powerful Solution Accelerators – wf (WorkFlow) and md (Management Dashboard). Please join us on September 26, 2011 at 1pm EST for a 45 minute live web event exploring the features and benefits of Deighton’s newest product, dTIMS MM. |
| Regional Deighton User Meeting in Fort Collins, Colorado Through Deighton’s customer loyalty program and in conjunction with the City of Fort Collins, Deighton is bringing the highlights of the 2011 Deighton User Conference (2011 DUC) to Colorado. This one day event will offer local users the opportunity to connect with Deighton staff, discover new dTIMS CT updates and enhancements, get a sneak peek at dTIMS MM and gain valuable training you can use every day. The best part is that this one-day conference is absolutely free (including lunch and dinner) and is the perfect opportunity for you to invite colleagues so they can view the full potential of dTIMS CT and the newly released dTIMS MM. The venue for the Regional User Meeting is the Tamasag Retreat Center, 4825 County Road 52E, Bellevue, Colorado. For more detail on this one day event. |
| dTIMS CT Tech Tip: Changes to the COM_TRT Attribute This year at 2011 DUC, we announced a welcomed change to the com_trt attribute in dTIMS CT, greatly enhancing the attribute's flexibility. Previously only the name of the committed treatment would be accepted in this attribute, forcing a manual update each time a treatment was added, changed or deleted. Although you could always call upon the value in that field during strategy generation, the new enhancement includes an optional table attribute to help streamline your workflow. Get the entire Tech Tip on the Deighton Online Learning Community |
| Introducing Deighton Forums At Deighton we believe the success of our annual Deighton User Conference can be attributed to the direct contact with our users, as well as providing a platform for various agencies to share their own experiences using dTIMS. In an attempt to continue this momentum throughout the year, Deighton has decided to host a unique and intuitive chat forum where our users can discuss in an open forum various challenges they are facing, or even provide useful advice to fellow users. Deighton staff will also be actively participating and providing technical advice to some of the more complex challenges our clients may be encountering, as well as soliciting ways to improve on our products and services. Please feel free to post any topics which are of relevance to your agency. We look forward to hearing from you. To subscribe to the forum, login to the Deighton Online Learning Community then go to Course Categories | Forums. |
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| New Website | Derek Roux | |||||
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The new IDS website has been launched a while back with exciting new features. These features were implemented to improve the browsing experience with easier to follow menus, better login and contact forms. The resources can now be easily accessed and downloaded. We have also created a forum for the dTIMS community to share, ask, comment and provide answers and solutions from within the dTIMS community. During the coming months we will be highlighting various features of the website.
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Introducing dTIMS MM, a modular, browser based, enterprise solution for planning, budgeting and management of tactical day to day roadway maintenance activities. dTIMS MM builds on dTIMS core technology leveraging the dTIMS analytical engine and integrating Deighton's powerful Solution Accelerators – wf (workflow) and md (Management Dashboard). Please join Deighton on Tuesday 27 September at 6:00 am (NZ Time) for a 45 min live web event exploring the features and benefits of Deighton's newest product, dTIMS MM. For more information please go to www.deighton.com/dtimsmm.htm, and to register for this live web event please click on 'Online Learning Community' or click here.
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Our dTIMS workshops and training sessions will be on again once the World Cup is safely locked away in the NZRFU HQ!! We are holding the training in two venues this year:
The programme overview is as follows:
It promises to be an exciting series and we hope to see you there!! We will provide more formal information in the following weeks.
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| Deighton User Conference 2011 | Ken Mitchell | |||||
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The Deighton User Conference (DUC) 2011 was held in Whitby, Ontario, Canada 11-15 July 2011. It is a long way to go for 5 days but it represents the core of dTIMS modelling resources internationally. There were 7 nations represented including 5 New Zealanders: Gordon Hart (NZTA & IDS Director), David Fraser (Hastings District Council & IDS Chair/director), Derek Roux (MWH), Mike Tapper (BECA) and Ken Mitchell (OPUS). The 50 delegates were added to by the entire 26 Deighton staff in the conference room. It was good to meet other exponents of the software and realise what we have in NZ in terms of consistent RAMM structures and Asset management approach.
Items of note from DUC 2011:
Despite the first day being hard with the time difference it was a good conference with the exposure to the entire Deighton Staff in Canada, and the current development directions the products are taking. Meeting and networking with support staff helps with managing technical issues remotely, and the Deighton developers were there at all sessions and available around the scheduled programme.
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The training manuals currently in use has been around a while, and have been used extensively by the dTIMS users. If you discovered anything in the manuals that needs to be corrected, amended or could be better explained. Please login to the IDS website and let us know through the discussion forum of any updates needed to the manuals. A forum topic entitled "User Documentation Feedback" has been created for this purpose.
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| August 1, 2011 |
| dTIMS Workflow (wf) Pilot Project in London dTIMS Workflow (wf) is a solution accelerator developed by Deighton to automate dTIMS CT processes. It is ideally suited for smaller organizations that require the power of dTIMS CT in a browser-based implementation. As the European distributor of Deighton products, Viagroup was one of the first to implement dTIMS wf in a pilot project in two Boroughs of London: Sutton and Croydon. Both Boroughs maintain roadways and footways. The Borough of Sutton maintains a network of 400 km of roads and 700 km of footways. Croydon maintains 700km of roads and 900km of footways. Data collection in Croydon was completed by ReGen. As part of the implementation Viagroup was responsible for the setup of dTIMS CT and dTIMS wf. Viagroup set up a custom workflow in wf and then imported the data collected. Once this was complete users from both Boroughs would run the workflow and then enter: treatment costs, analysis criteria and budget information. The final results enabled users to quickly view section data on a map in dTIMS wf. Watch for more details of this pilot project in future newsletters. |
| Automatic Data Loading Program at CDOT Prior to the implementation of dTIMS CT at the Colorado DOT users had two software packages from Deighton; dROAD for the management system database and dTIMS for the management system analysis. During the initial dROAD and dTIMS implementation at CDOT (1997), CDOT desired an easy way to gather information from various databases within the agency and quickly format this data for entry into dROAD. In order to help CDOT to easily format and load the data into dROAD, Deighton and CDOT developed the Automated Data Loading Program (ADLP). ADLP is a wizard based application that guides CDOT users through the formatting and verification when importing data into dROAD. Deighton is now in the process of updating of CDOT's ADLP software application to work with dTIMS CT and to migrate the setup of CDOT's dROAD software into dTIMS CT SQL Enterprise. |
| Deighton Welcomes New Staff Deighton is proud to welcome Rob Desanti back to the Deighton team. Rob previously worked with Deighton from 2008 to 2010 as the Sales and Marketing Manager. In Rob's new role with Deighton he will be assuming the role of Director of Market Expansion & Product Development. Rob will be responsible for working closely with the R&D team in facilitating improvements to Deighton's dTIMS CT product line, as well as working on specialty projects involving potential U.S. expansion. Great to have you back Rob! |
| 2011 DUC Concludes Once again the annual Deighton User Conference has come and gone. 2011 marked the 25 year anniversary at Deighton. We were extremely grateful to have celebrated with our consultants, distributors and users! DUC has always been the venue for breaking industry news and for sneaking a peek at cutting-edge enhancements of Deighton's latest products. This year was no exception as Deighton was proud to officially release its newest product, dTIMS Maintenance Management (MM). Many thanks to the consultants, distributors and users who presented case studies during the week. We will be posting the presentations on the Deighton Online Learning Community. Thanks and see you in 2012! |
| Deighton, the Deighton logo, and dTIMS are either registered trademarks of Deighton Associates Limited in Canada and /or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. © 2010 Deighton Associates Limited. All rights reserved. Deighton Associates Limited . 11 Stanley Court Unit 1 Whitby, ON Canada L1N 8P9 Phone: 1.905.665.6605 . Fax: 1.905.665.6645 . info.web@deighton.com . www.deighton.com Insider Editor . Privacy Policy |
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