After talking with some landmen I discovered that it is fairly common for them to be periodically called out of the field in order to report what they have been working on to their managers. Two things occurred to me after learning this.

It has been a couple of weeks since my last post but trust me when I say that the wait was worth it. Between eating too much turkey and a major testing cycle, I took pity on those poor landmen that must run title and redesigned one of the useful tools in LANDBOSS.

Today LANDBOSS version 1.02 entered the QA (Quality Assurance) phase, with a tentative release date of 12/4/2009. Version 1.02 contains far more than 1.01 did, hence the reason it took longer to finish.

Although Cole talked about it briefly in this post, I thought I'd dedicate this week's post to how we can back up our claim that your data is secure when using LANDBOSS.

With so many different things to worry about when actively acquiring leases in a prospect, managing lease paperwork is the last thing you need to worry about.

Creating reports can be difficult and time consuming, but as we all know, they are absolutely essential. We can't do without reports, so we have made them as easy as possible with LANDBOSS.

LANDBOSS is a land management software package for the oil and gas industry. Typically, land management software has been very expensive and is usually desktop software, not web software.

Aargh mateys! As you know, the oil and gas industry is fiercly competitive and dare I say it, at times more than a little cutthroat. Don't worry though, your favorite pirate ship captain "Devil" Dave is looking out for you.

For this week's entry, I'll be showing you a new useful feature that will allow you to quickly jump to a Lease or Tract without having to go to the search page first.

I am working on adding tooltips. What does that mean you may ask?