For five years, SMS Pro™ email notifications (http://www.aviation-
Currently, when employees or customers report an aviation accident or incident, safety managers are immediately notified so they can perform risk management activities. Reported aviation accidents and incidents enter the airline and airport safety management software systems either from Web based reporting forms, email or third party software integration.
Short Message Service (SMS) is also called Simple Messaging Service. SMS is a text messaging service component of phone, web, or mobile communication systems allowing exchanges of short text messages between fixed line or mobile phone devices. Roman Mikheev, aviation safety technology professional, states that "allowing text messages to communicate incoming hazards to safety managers furthers the abilities of SMS Pro's Web based safety management capabilities."
SMS Pro™ has frequently been called the most complete aviation safety management software solution with over 60 modules as of early 2013. Their list of modules continues to grow as their customers demand that their aviation safety management software (http://www.asms-
About NWDS - founded in 2003 by six software engineers, NWDS provides custom computer programming and systems design services. NWDS creates many types of software, including e-commerce, financial, defense, engineering, logistics, aviation and more. In 2007, NWDS developed SMS Pro™ a web based SMS application that supports an organization's overall SMS through safety reporting, safety documentation, safety risk management and safety assurance. SMS Pro™ is currently used by aviation organizations in the U.S., Canada, Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East to help manage their SMS programs. NWDS continues to support SMS Pro™ and add new functionality. NWDS offers custom contract programming services in the U.S. and Canada and is managed by Chris Howell, one of the founders. Their headquarters is in Anchorage, Alaska. For additional information on NWD visit their website at http://www.nwds-
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