was really a breeze. I think we trained for just a little bit under a week. "It was all done at our convenience, which was nice. With the other two software systems we were looking at, one was off-site, having to go train somewhere; and the other was having someone come in and conduct training, so you would have had to set time away from your desk for a few hours. That was not very convenient. "With Axon, we didn't have to set aside four hours of our day just to go over training while everything else went on around us. "The convenience of being able to do it right at your desktop was fantastic, and the training was a breeze. I would recommend it to anyone." Tell us about the process of moving from a basically manual system to a fully-integrated, real-time system? "The first month was a bit of a challenge, of course, as with any kind of major switch like that. Within 60 days we had a pretty good idea of what was going on, and within the first quarter we pretty much had everything worked out. "We still have questions every now and then, as I'm sure everyone does, but anything that we've ever run into has been solved or addressed in a very timely fashion. "I can honestly say that's been pretty delightful." New software can be intimidating; did you find that with Axon? "Not at all. Like I said, it was one of the