Roundups

Return of Roadsoft Staff Spotlights

This issue of the Roadsoft Roundup we bring back the Staff Spotlights articles, highlighting two of our software developers. 

In addition, there are end of service life reminders for Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and Windows 10.

There is a reminder that the Center for Technology & Training is offers technical assistance in-person and online through our Roadsoft on the Road and Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

Finally, there is an announcement that this will be the last issue of the Roadsoft Roundup in a print layout format. The next issue will be produced in html and posted online and sent via email. 

2025 Roadsoft Work Plan Survey Summary

This issue of the Roadsoft Roundup we provide a summary of the 2025 Roadsoft Work Plan Survey responses. 

In addition, there are end of service life announcements for Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and Windows 10.

Finally, there is a reminder that the Center for Technology & Training is offering agencies the opportunity to request technical assistance in-person and online through our Roadsoft on the Road and Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

Roadsoft FAQ - Part Duex

This issue of the Roadsoft Roundup we highlight many of the frequently asked questions that are received via email in in tech support phone calls. 

In addition, there are end of service life announcements for Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and Windows 10.

Roadsoft Data Sharing Reminder

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup serves as a reminder of the data sharing options for culvert and MIRE FDE data.

In addition, there are end of service life announcements for Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and Windows 10.

Finally, there is a reminder that the CTT is offering Roadsoft technical assistance with our Roadsoft on the Road and Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

Roadsoft Map Annotation Layer

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup announces the addition of the ability to ad map annotations to Roadsoft and provides an overview on how to use the new feature.

In addition, there are end of service life announcements for Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and Windows 10.

Finally, there is a reminder that the CTT is offering Roadsoft technical assistance with our Roadsoft on the Road and Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

2024 Work Plan Survey Results

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup provides a summary of the Roadsoft 2024 Work Plan Survey.

There is also a reminder that the Center for Technology & Training is offering agencies the opportunity to request in-person technical assistance with our Roadsoft on the Road and online with our Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

Share Culvert Data with Roadsoft 2023.7

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup provides a brief history of the Culvert Module and announces the ability to upload culvert data to the Michigan Transportation Asset Management Council (TAMC) for use in a statewide data sharing map. 

In addition, there is a notification of the availability of 2022 crash data for Roadsoft, as well as an overview of the process to import updated crash data.

Finally, there is a reminder that the Center for Technology & Training is offering agencies the opportunity to request in-person technical assistance with our Roadsoft on the Road and online with our Tech Assist Tuesday sessions.

Roadsoft Custom Layer Module

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup announces the addition of the Custom Layer Module to Roadsoft and provides an overview on how to use the new feature.

Roadsoft Mobile Updates

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup provides some background on the Roadsoft Mobile app, and announces the addition of the Point Pavement Module in the Mobile app. It also gives a brief update on future Roadsoft Mobile development, and provides a basic explanation of using the cloud to transfer data between the Roadsoft desktop application and Roadsoft Mobile.

There are also reminders regarding the end of service life for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and Windows 8.1.

2023 Work Plan Survey Results

This issue of the RoadSoft Roundup provides a summary of the Roadsoft 2023 Work Plan Survey.

In addition, there are end of service life announcements for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and Windows 8.1.