Greetings User Community
May 27, 2025The Project Task force hopes that everyone is enjoying the warming of weather, spending time outside of your work hours with family and friends. We all know too well that with the warmer weather the DOT construction season gets very busy. It already took a lot of work to get the projects out the door, so thank you to that side of the DOT. Currently, the PTF is busy with fiscal year end responsibilities and new fiscal year engagements. We are committed to our strategic plan and will continue to communicate our status and successes with you. We continue our focus on improving the AASHTOWare Project product.
This newsletter is bittersweet as it is my last one serving on the PTF. I have been blessed with this opportunity to see a product and community that I am very passionate about continue to improve and remain the product that agencies recognize as one to measure against. The AASHTOWare Project User Community is one that cannot be matched with other products and the end user level supports the fact that you build what you use, and your agency is better for it.
I look forward to seeing all of the upcoming PTF projects coming to you and know that the PTF members have focus for being good stewards of licensing funds and enhancements for AASHTOWare Project for years to come.
Looking forward to seeing everyone at the 2025 PUG Annual Meeting this year in Columbus, OH!
Here’s a quick look at the articles that are included in this installment of the AASHTOWare Project Quarterly eNewsletter.
AASHTOWare Project™ Asset Tracker
AASHTOWare Project™ .Net Agency Impacts with 5.05 Release
AASHTOWare Project Marketing Update – May 2025
AASHTOWare Project™ Strategic Work Plan Update
Building Bridges through Mentorships
2025 AASHTOWare Prismatic Legacy Award – Charles Groshens, MNDOT
In addition to the articles above, please take a moment to view all the recent EUD notices delivered since our update. There have been several EUD notices since our previous newsletter. Documents – EUD-Notice (aashtowareproject.org)
We welcome your suggestions as we strive to bring you exciting and informative articles. The AASHTOWare Project e-Newsletter is sent to the AASHTOWare Project End User Designees (EUDs), the AASHTOWare Project Users Group (PUG) mailing list, and individuals on the AASHTOWare Project e-newsletter mailing list. If you know of someone not receiving this content directly and wants to be added to the mailing list, please send your contact information to Brian Korschgen, AASHTO.
– Janet Treadway, PTF Chair, Ohio Department of Transportation