Kelly Registration Systems Builds Software for Inspections/Investigations of Anhydrous Ammonia for North Dakota Department of Agriculture
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In addition to the KSIIS software application and hosting, KRS will provide training and technical support services to department employees."This application offers North Dakota greater flexibility in the way it handles its inspections and investigations, moving much of the work offline, into the field,” says KRS CTO, Stuart Edmondson."We are pleased to assist these government agencies in their strategies to build effective, flexible systems, increasing efficiency within state departments," said Edmondson.### Covington, GA, December 08, 2011 --( PR.com )-- Kelly Registration Systems (KRS) announced recently that they expanded their agreement with North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) to automate the state’s regulatory work in the inspection of anhydrous ammonia storage tanks and facilities.The Kelly State Inspection and Investigation System (KSIIS) will be modified to meet specific state requirements for investigation and enforcement."This application offers North Dakota greater flexibility in the way it handles its inspections and investigations, moving much of the work offline, into the field,” says KRS CTO, Stuart Edmondson.