Trinity Press Release
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Trinity Technologies Presents and Exhibits at Nuclear Information and Records Management Conference
Experts in Plant Automation Discuss the Advantages of Electronic Workflows
Las Vegas, NV — August 9, 2004 — Joseph P. Morray, Jr., president of Trinity Technologies, and Blake Kline, document management specialist at Trinity, will speak at 9:00am on Tuesday, August 10, 2004, at an annual event held by the Nuclear Information and Records Management Association (NIRMA). In a presentation entitled Maximizing Benefits of Electronic Workflows, Mr. Morray and Mr. Kline will discuss how electronic workflows can codify and enforce existing policies and procedures for controlled documents and associated records at nuclear facilities. Trinity Technologies will be exhibiting in Booth 6 at the NIRMA Conference, held at the JW Marriott Resort and Spa in Las Vegas, NV.
The presentation will cover the benefits of electronic workflows, including how to move from paper processes to electronic workflows that ensure predictability and create an accurate audit trail. Sample business cases, technology solutions, and the benefits that resulted from of electronic workflows will be discussed.
In the booth, Trinity Technologies will demonstrate how its Documentum-based software integrates Documentum with CAD, email, maintenance management systems, and legacy data. Trinity will also share its experiences and best practices learned during implementations of Documentum 5 in nuclear power, energy and process industries. As a Documentum Signature Partner, Trinity designs, develops, and delivers Documentum-based system solutions that improve the quality of engineering, planning, designing and operation/generation, and maintenance activities.
To enhance the use of automation tools for the plant lifecycle, Mr. Morray consults with operating companies in the energy, power, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals industries. During his career, Mr. Morray has worked with some of the largest users of engineering information systems in the U.S, Europe, and Asia. He is a frequent speaker at international conferences and is considered one of the leading experts in plant automation technologies and work processes. ###
