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ALMIS Distributed Access Method (ADAM)

Explore the ALMIS Distributed Access Method (ADAM), developed by ESC North Carolina, designed for efficient data sharing across the Internet. This application-independent system supports the ALMIS database version 2.3 and facilitates the management of local repositories at every state site. Key features include the ADAM Loader for database maintenance and the ADAM Display Tool for user management and module administration. For more information or inquiries, contact Muhammad Akhtar at (402) 471-8272 or via email at makhtar@dol.state.ne.us.

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ALMIS Distributed Access Method (ADAM)

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  1. ALMIS Distributed Access Method (ADAM) By Muhammad Akhtar, Ph.D. Nebraska Department of Labor

  2. So what will we see today? • ALMIS database version 2.3 • ADAM • ADAM Loader • ADAM Display tool

  3. ALMIS Database version 2.3 -Scripts -ETA deliverables (Core tables)

  4. ADAM • Developed by ESC North Carolina • This system facilitate data sharing over the Internet • It is ALMIS compliant and application independent

  5. ADAM Loader • Tool for maintaining an ALMIS database, and its associated local repository • It locally resides at every state site • Update local repository after every update in the database

  6. ADAM Display Tool

  7. Manage Users

  8. Manage Available Modules Add new

  9. Manage Tabs

  10. Manage Modules

  11. Questions, Comments, More Info… • Contact: • Muhammad Akhtar, Ph.D. • (402) 471-8272 • email:makhtar@dol.state.ne.us

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