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Title: Blue Mountain asset manager any good?
Post by: USMCPMEL on 07-17-2012 -- 08:41:22
Does anyone have any experience with this company? Are they any good? Expensive?
Title: Re: Blue Mountain asset manager any good?
Post by: spanishfly25 on 07-17-2012 -- 09:02:16
I have use Blue Mountain in the past, is a good program and meets FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements, but I prefer ProCal is easier to use and cheaper.
Title: Re: Blue Mountain asset manager any good?
Post by: USMCPMEL on 07-18-2012 -- 14:11:32
Do you know around what those 2 cost??? Also does either one of them keep a digital copy of your certificates somewhere??
Title: Re: Blue Mountain asset manager any good?
Post by: spanishfly25 on 07-18-2012 -- 14:35:31
They both keep a digital copy that you can re-print as pdf and they also have electronic signiture capabilities and paperless options.
ProCal also can connect to the flukes. as for pricing they have many options, I think the very basic package is around $1000 and from there can go way up depending on options.  the following link can give you more info on ProCal http://www.primetechpa.com/
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