This year AASHTOWare Project will be introducing a series of webinars that will provide users with a deeper look into the various products under the AASHTOWare Project software suite.

New AASHTOWare Project software and features go through a number of design and testing iterations before being released. One of the most important stages in this process is getting feedback from selected agencies following tests of new software features using their own data and processes – also known as beta testing.

There are several exciting initiatives for AASHTOWare Project in the upcoming fiscal year. With the release of AASHTOWare Project Mobile Tester, a continued focus on AASHTOWare Project Data Analytics, and planning for multiple planned product updates, there will be many opportunities for users to learn about the new features and enhancements being released, along with best practices.

Agencies can now acquire AASHTOWare Project hosting services for web based components directly from the AASHTOWare Catalog. AASHTO worked out an agreement with the AASHTOWare Project contractor, Info Tech, to ensure that hosting services exceed security and industry standards.

This July, AASHTO will be launching a new and improved website for users of AASHTOWare Project software to replace Cloverleaf.  The new site, called AASHTOWareProject.org, will become the new clearinghouse for news, downloads, issue tracking, customer support, and more.

Is your state DOT implementing AASHTOWare Project? Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a forum available to allow agencies to share implementation experiences, best practices, and even difficulties? Well, you are in luck; for AASHTO has recently created a platform for exactly that.

The Implementation Status Matrix (ISM) is a real-time status report that lists the current agency’s status for each AASHTOWare Project module. Typically, the ISM is used to identify agencies who are licensing, implementing, or are in production with AASHTOWare Project modules.

The 2019 PUG Conference is scheduled for September 29^th – October 3^rd and will be held at the Marriott Kansas City Overland Park in Overland Park, Kansas. The agenda is being finalized and registration will be open soon.

From now until March 15, 2019, AASHTOWare Project customers can enjoy a 20% discount on the recently released, seventh edition of the Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets, commonly referred to as the AASHTO Green Book. To take advantage of this exclusive offer, simply— Visit the AASHTO Store online  by March 15, 2019.