Just getting started with TILOS

Im just delving into TILOS for the first time as a new planner. I emailed Tilos support for any reference materials or possibly any trainers in the vecinity of Salt Lake City Utah, but have not recieved any response.Im really  intersted in getting the ball rolling with this program as i beleive it would help us tremendously when planning our Transmission Line Projects 

-Does anybody know of any reference materials other then the "Getting Started" book from the downloads section on the website?

-Are there any  trainers here  on the west side of the US?

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Peter Clarke 👤 Member for 18 years 3 months

Hi, I would just like to let you know about another option to TILOS and that is TimeChainage. It is a powerful time chainage and planning application which is easy to use and produces great looking time chainage charts. Planned tasks are added using start and finish locations (chainages), progress rates and predecessor logic in a speasheet style form. Actual progress can be added (on a daily basis if required) for accurate comparison with the plan. Comprehensive formatting of the chart view is possible along with zooming and filtering functions. 

Best of all, you get technical support (by email) for as long as you need.

I produced this software so I am biased, but if you would like to try it, please let me know and I can send you a demonstration version.

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Lorne Duncan 👤 Member for 15 years 2 months

Dear Carson,

As Hubert Geier mentioned, I have been in the Salt Lake City area several times over the past year delivering TILOS training to a number of customers.   The standard practice is to provide a TILOS overview to all potential customers and we would be happy to organize this for you.  Please send me an email to discuss further.

Best regards,

Lorne Duncan

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Mike Testro 👤 Member for 20 years 5 months

Hi Carson

Send an email to Richard Ormerod of Asta Development in UK. He will give you a one hour 121 webinar seminar on Tilos.

Send me a private message and I will give his address.

You should have had this before you bought Tilos - perhaps your US dealer was a bit slack.

Best regards

Mike Testro

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