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Data acquisition technologies and telecommunications offer maintenance field managers convenient procedures for entering data into the maintenance management system. Many of these technologies offer the potential for daily if not real-time retrieval of information (emergency work orders, equipment availability, and effectiveness of different maintenance methods) and help improve field operations and inventory management and control. Among the technologies are lap-top and hand-held computers, electronic tablets (clipboards), bar coding, voice recognition, and navigational and locational devices such as distance-measuring instruments and satellite global positioning system receivers. This equipment, when combined with telecommunications such as cellular and satellite, can be molded into discrete data acquisition systems for (a) daily cost reports (accomplishments, location, labor, equipment, and materials), (b) inventory management and control, (c) roadway feature inventory updating, (d) inputs to short-run scheduling, (e) bridge inspection and maintenance reporting, and (f) monitoring of snow- and ice-control operations in remote locations and heavy snowstorm conditions.

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Bar codes; Data collection; Distance measuring equipment; Electronic equipment; Global Positioning System; Information systems; Inventory control; Laptop computers; Maintenance management; Microcomputers; Monitoring; Reports; Scheduling; Speech recognition; Technology; Telecommunications

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• ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ABRIDGMENT)
• COMPUTER-AIDED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
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• DATA BASE--INTEGRATED ADVISORY SYSTEM FOR PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT
• DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF BRIDGE REHABILITATION AND MAINTENANCE COSTS (ABRIDGMENT)
• INDIANA'S MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
• INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR UPGRADING PERSONNEL IN STATE TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENTS (ABRIDGMENT)
• INTEGRATION OF PERSONAL COMPUTERS WITH MAINFRAME COMPUTER MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (ABRIDGMENT)
• INTERACTIVE VIDEODISC TRAINING FOR ROADWAY MAINTENANCE
• LIFE-CYCLE COST EVALUATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE
• LOCAL AGENCY MANAGERS' PERCEIVED VALUE OF MOTIVATION AMONG MAINTENANCE WORKERS
• MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS RESOURCES INFORMATION SYSTEM
• MAKINGS OF AN EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
• NEW APPROACH FOR IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE IN FRANCE
• NEW TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
• OVERVIEW OF SASKATCHEWAN'S MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
• PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE EFFECTIVENESS
• PRESENT AND FUTURE ROLE OF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT TRAINING IN CIVIL ENGINEERING HIGHER EDUCATION
• ROADSIDE VEGETATION: PLAYER OR PEST? (ABRIDGMENT)
• SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE ICE AND SNOW CONTROL MANAGEMENT ON ROAD, BRIDGE, AND RUNWAY SURFACES (ABRIDGMENT)
• VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION'S MAINTENANCE QUALITY EVALUATION PROGRAM