JonokeMed™ Testimonials . Read what actual users of JonokeMed™ are saying about JonokeMed™ and Jonoke. It is one thing to have a large marketing machine that sounds and looks good. What is more important is what happens when you actually implement the system. This is from change management, implementation plan, training, go live, ongoing use, support, and updates. These are the things that really matter. When shopping for an EMR you need to be careful and thorough. On site visits are critical to know if the system works as advertised.

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J-Jump™ 2010 - Drop Zone Management System J-Jump™ 2010 is the latest release of J-Jump™ - the Drop Zone Management system that is build specifically for Windows 7 and Snow Loepoard for the Apple Macintosh. Yes, you can even run it on both systems at the same time! J-Jump™ lets you use a modern interface to run your drop zone. Whether you are a Cessna 182 drop zone, or a larger multi-drop zone, with school, rigging, and product sales - J-Jump™ can meet your needs. J-Jump™ has automated load announcing, and remote load screens to save your manifest a lot of time, and let jumpers know when their load is. There are several modules so you only need to purchase the right modules, and thus only pay for what you need. . . .

Take JonokeMed™ for a Test Drive — Contact Us for Your Online Demo Jonoke Software can host an online meeting with you to demonstrate the software in real time, right on your screen. You can even try controlling JonokeMed™ from your desktop for yourself. All you need is a computer with Internet access, a telephone, and the free WebEx Meeting Manager software.

Why a web based demo: Why do you want your software company traveling around the country (or world) demonstrating their software? This is very expensive and takes away money from being put into development and support. Which is more important to you as a client? . . .

Jonoke — Why You Should Buy from Jonoke The company behind the product is very important! Who are you thinking of buying from? What is their core business? How long have they been doing this business? Do they actually write the code themselves, or outsource it to a third party? Are they profitable, or do they burn through investor's money marketing, rather than developing and servicing their clients — which you plan on becoming? These are just some of the important questions you need to research before you purchase. Though there are government standards look beyond the minimum. Workflow is very important. How many clicks does it take to perform tasks? Do you have to purchase SQL Server, or Oracle data base in addition to their license costs? Have you gone on site to actually see for yourself what it takes to perform tasks? Will the software's workflow work for you? Does the software have only one way to perform a task - which may not be your work flow. Do they claim that by them being close they will provide better service? If a software developer needs to be in your location then their software does not work well. Software should be able to be supported from anywhere in the world. It should work, not need the software developer coming on site to fix things. . . .