Overview

PANDER Systems has been providing the Civil Air Patrol with application tools for over 20 years. As an active CAP member with assignments in Squadrons, Groups, Wings, and the National Staff, Pete Andersen understands the issues and needs of users and the regulatory requirements. His background in the business world as a senior engineer at Intel Corporation and his positions in the CAP have resulted in the development and distribution of two application toolboxes, the Wing Management Utilities (WMU) and the Incident Management Utility (IMU).

For Sale: Zenith CH601XL, N59PA, Built in 2004. 70 hrs TT. Jabaru 3300 Engine. Wing Lockers, Strobes, Landing Lights.Dynon D100 EFIS, Mode-C, Becker Transceiver. Canopy and Prop cover. 120 mph on 5 gal/hr.
$40,000 (Financing available OAC).
503-807-3419

The IMU is a workstation based toolbox that provides a set of utilities to assist and force multiply the mission staff's ability to safely and efficiently manage CAP operations missions. PANDER Systems close working relationaship with the CAP National Headquarters staff has allowed the IMU to use member and resource information from e-services and Ops Qual to populate the field databases used in conducting the mission. This relationship also allows information from the mission conducted using the IMU to be uploaded in near real time to WMIRS.

The WMU is a web base toolbox that is designed to assist almost all wing/unit directorates and staff members with tools to assist them in managing and performing thier functions.The tools provide functionality and database maintenance of those areas that do not have a corresponding tool in e-services or Ops Qual at the National Headquarters level. The WMU databases incorporate a daily download of the information contained in the CAP Headquarters database to that the WMU is able to expand the available information to meet the needs of the field. The WMU has a real-time capability to pass information from the WMU to WMIRS making it unnecessary for CAP users of the WMU to have to deal with the WMIRS interfaces. The WMU provides:

Aircraft Maintenance modules
Flight Release modules
Flight Time reconcilliation modules
Pilot lists and flight time summaries
ES qualification reports
ES paging system
Safety Meeting tracking
Vehicle tracking and maintenance modules
Communications management
Cadet encampment management modules
Suspense management
Member Availability management

Overview
PANDER Systems has been providing the Civil Air Patrol with application tools for over 20 years. As an active CAP member with assignments in Squadrons, Groups, Wings, and the National Staff, Pete Andersen understands the issues and needs of users and the regulatory requirements. His background in the business world as a senior engineer at Intel Corporation and his positions in the CAP have resulted in the development and distribution of two application toolboxes, the Wing Management Utilities (WMU) and the Incident Management Utility (IMU).
For Sale: Zenith CH601XL, N59PA, Built in 2004. 70 hrs TT. Jabaru 3300 Engine. Wing Lockers, Strobes, Landing Lights.Dynon D100 EFIS, Mode-C, Becker Transceiver. Canopy and Prop cover. 120 mph on 5 gal/hr. $40,000 (Financing available OAC). 503-807-3419
The IMU is a workstation based toolbox that provides a set of utilities to assist and force multiply the mission staff's ability to safely and efficiently manage CAP operations missions. PANDER Systems close working relationaship with the CAP National Headquarters staff has allowed the IMU to use member and resource information from e-services and Ops Qual to populate the field databases used in conducting the mission. This relationship also allows information from the mission conducted using the IMU to be uploaded in near real time to WMIRS.
The WMU is a web base toolbox that is designed to assist almost all wing/unit directorates and staff members with tools to assist them in managing and performing thier functions.The tools provide functionality and database maintenance of those areas that do not have a corresponding tool in e-services or Ops Qual at the National Headquarters level. The WMU databases incorporate a daily download of the information contained in the CAP Headquarters database to that the WMU is able to expand the available information to meet the needs of the field. The WMU has a real-time capability to pass information from the WMU to WMIRS making it unnecessary for CAP users of the WMU to have to deal with the WMIRS interfaces. The WMU provides: Aircraft Maintenance modules Flight Release modules Flight Time reconcilliation modules Pilot lists and flight time summaries ES qualification reports ES paging system Safety Meeting tracking Vehicle tracking and maintenance modules Communications management Cadet encampment management modules Suspense management Member Availability management