Vendor outlines cloud-based replacements for 2006 handheld water meter reader
Summary
TI Sales representative Jim Pierce told the board the village's handheld meter reader (from 2006) uses discontinued software; he presented two cloud-based replacement options (one lower-cost, one higher-end) and said the board will review materials before deciding.
Jim Pierce of TI Sales presented to the Village of Jordan Board of Trustees on available replacements for the village's aging handheld water meter reader. He said the current handheld device dates from 2006 and the meter-reader software it pairs with was discontinued about 1.5 years ago; Pierce offered two replacement reader options, one lower-cost and one higher-end with additional features. Both replacement systems use cloud-based software, which Mr. Pierce said will be easier to update and can store more data.
The board did not take immediate action; members agreed to review the information and discuss specifics at a future meeting. The presentation centered on replacement costs, software platform type (cloud-based), and functionality differences between the lower- and higher-end units.
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