Charlie Curcija of Carli, Inc. provided a live demonstration of CMAST during this morning’s Board meeting.
Curcija described and demonstrated CMAST’s ease of use and the multiple benefits it provides users. These include client-based and Web-based functionalities, including the ability to maintain libraries of component data, define projects, assemble components and to calculate whole-product ratings.
Version 1.1 of CMAST will be released by October 30, 2009. NFRC is currently putting the final touches on the CMA Pilot Project and invites all interested parties to participate.
Curcija described and demonstrated CMAST’s ease of use and the multiple benefits it provides users. These include client-based and Web-based functionalities, including the ability to maintain libraries of component data, define projects, assemble components and to calculate whole-product ratings.
Version 1.1 of CMAST will be released by October 30, 2009. NFRC is currently putting the final touches on the CMA Pilot Project and invites all interested parties to participate.
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