Did you know that Microsoft stopped supporting Windows NT in June of 2004?

Did you know that per the Acid Rain Policy Manual the methods by which Percent Monitor Availability (PMA) is calculated and data substitution routines are administered have changed?

Do you know what an XML format is and how it will affect your electronic data reporting in the future?

Do you know what ECMPS is and are you familiar with their directive to change the EDR format by 2009?

Do you know if your data acquisition system supplier is keeping pace with these changes?

If you answered NO to any of the above questions then you need to consider finding a new air compliance partner.

Are you using a Data Acquisition System that applies legacy code that was developed in the 90’s? Are you using PC hardware that is more than five years old? Does your current DAS System fall outside corporate directives from your Information Technology Department?

Do you feel that your DAS supplier should keep you informed and up to date about developing regulations, industry trends and pending changes?

If you answered YES to any of the above questions then you need to consider finding a new air compliance partner.