gINT Mobile - iPad or tablet

I can't speak to what Bentley plans to develop. I hear about a lot of people using gINT Logs on a Rugged tablet PC, consider the following for a successful implementation:
* Hide fields and tables you don't need for field logging. The DGD Tool has a Hide Scenario function that programmatically hides groups/tables/fields you don't want to see based on selection from a field on the Project table.
* Use graphical data input, and see the log report as you enter data
* Use a component description - description broken up into many fields, mostly with lookup lists
* At the end of each day zip the gpj and email it to your office
* By working in the same software you want the data to ultimately reside in data transfer problems are minimized
PDF log reports while in the field
* When using field devices one must consider automatic backup of data. There are 3rd party apps that can upload automatic backups of gpj files to a webserver.

I can't speak to what Bentley plans to develop. I hear about a lot of people using gINT Logs on a Rugged tablet PC, consider the following for a successful implementation:
* Hide fields and tables you don't need for field logging. The DGD Tool has a Hide Scenario function that programmatically hides groups/tables/fields you don't want to see based on selection from a field on the Project table.
* Use graphical data input, and see the log report as you enter data
* Use a component description - description broken up into many fields, mostly with lookup lists
* At the end of each day zip the gpj and email it to your office
* By working in the same software you want the data to ultimately reside in data transfer problems are minimized
PDF log reports while in the field
* When using field devices one must consider automatic backup of data. There are 3rd party apps that can upload automatic backups of gpj files to a webserver.