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| What is JobPad? |
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It's free! You have your Pocket PC, Timedex and the evaluation version of TDX. You have the means to do 350 observation studies for free (apart from the cost of the handheld - around £100) - why wait? |
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JobPad is a handheld PC tool that allows you to create and edit job files to run in Timedex. Files made in JobPad are readable by the TDX Process Book and vice-versa. What makes it useful is that it can be used as a "scratch pad" to quickly put together a job file on the handheld and start the study straight away. Just like the old days with a stop watch and real study board. See Learn JobPad to get a better understanding of the product. |
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| Terminology |
The term "job file" is an old one going back many years to the days of Tel-time. I am not sure but I don't think the other system has a similar job file system. I certainly haven't seen it in operation so if it has it can't be well regarded. The term method file is probably to be preferred but these days we seem to be talking about process maps (flow charts). But a process map is not a method - it is a process and has decisions,branches and redundancies that that just do not translate directly into a method or job file. Ask any engineer who has been given a process map and told to study it - it just does not produce a good method and you need an understanding of the method to do an accurate study. So please, leave the Process Maps on the wall! So, for the future the TDX Analysis will have a process book which will hold enough information to generate full blow Process Maps but at the same time will produce a a subset of the Process; the proper job file that the engineer can follow. JobPad will remain in some form to be a scratch pad and quickie method/job generator.
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