Re: DeliveryPlanning software

Nothing that I know of. We're working on a solution based on 
postgresql+pg_djiekstra from camptocamp, but I would not describe it as a 
ready-to-run application.
All the best.
pc

At 22:18, venerdì 02 dicembre 2005, Bill Thoen has probably written:
> Hi Listers!
>
> Does anyone know if there exists a ready-to-run, city-oriented delivery
> route-planning software package? A friend of mine needs something which
> can help them plan patients' trips to medical offices AND provide some
> sort of data synchronization between said routing software and our
> database. Basically, the problem is one of assigning volunteer drivers
> to pick up people for scheduled medical visits, then taking them home
> when the visits are done.  I believe the first half of each trip can be
> scheduled in advance (days beforehand), but the return trip timing would
> depend on the finish time for the patient (which is variable depending
> on doctor workload and patient diagnosis).
>
> It would be nice to find something written in Java which they could plug
> into their existing program, but that's not absolutely required.
>
> So the second choice is to use a program running on a separate system,
> with data exchange capabilities.  That separate system would most
> probably be running Windows (assuming they'd use an existing computer),
> but it wouldn't be hard for me to set up a Linux box for them, either,
> so the solution need not be limited to either platform. As far as I
> know, they don't currently have any general-purpose GIS software in
> house, so we're looking for something stand-alone.
>
> Any help on who makes something like that would be appreciated.
>
> - Bill Thoen
>
>
>
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