Cutting-edge software technology
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Logenix International is committed to remaining on the cutting edge of improving software technologies.
In November 2005, Logenix Tracking System (LTS) Version 5.0 was launched. LTS 5.0 is written in the new industry
standard programming language of ASP.NET. LTS 5.0 is also constructed with state-of-the-art Microsoft™ technologies
including the powerful SQL Server 2000. Using these technologies will offer an increased level of reliability,
security and responsiveness that will prove it's worth shipment after shipment.
The Logenix web based tracking system, is an industry leading software program. LTS is a complete management system,
integrating purchase order administration, warehouse inventory control and shipment tracking. This gives the client the
capability to display and report, via the web, every aspect of the receiving, warehousing and transport process.
LTS 5.0 incorporates the evolving needs of our employees and our customers. With this fifth version, LTS 5.0 simplifies
the daily operation of all Logenix project managers and warehouse staff alike. However, the greatest impact will be for
our clients who will experience the worldwide access, real time project management capabilities and detailed reporting of LTS.
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Forbes Magazine:
"Ronald S. Cruse just got back from a trip aboard a C-130 military
transport plane over Iraq. "It was fabulous," he says coolly. But what got Cruse's juices
flowing was the thought of bringing into northern Iraq supplies to build latrines and
makeshift living quarters ....."
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Financial Times:
"Small businesses can succeed in Iraq, but Ron Cruse, head of Virginia-based Logenix,
admits he has “never seen such a dangerous place in 25 years”. Just over a year ago,
Mr Cruse was among many American entrepreneurs thronging to Baghdad, looking for local
partners, land and investment opportunities ....."
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Villanova Magazine:
"In 1985, while in New York on my way to Scandinavia, a friend’s wife asked me if I wasn’t
concerned about terrorists since I traveled so often to places where Americans were being
targeted. The honest answer is that I hadn’t given the matter much thought, but her question
caused me to realize that I probably needed to do just that ....."
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