June 15, 2009:
Send Us Your Tired, Your Worn, Your Broken Down Old Data Collectors
Carlson Software is recycling the data collectors of all different makes, styles and vintage that have been piling up at the Carlson Software distribution center here ever since the introduction of Carlson’s popular new Surveyor and Surveyor+ data collectors last September. Carlson's trade-in program allows people to trade up for the new Surveyor+ and save up to $1500. For Detailed Information.

June 9 , 2009:
Hardware and Software Review: Carlson Surveyor and Carlson SurvCE
If you're in the market for an extremely durable, fast, comfortable and well-equipped data collector, check out the Carlson Surveyor. So writes Shawn Billings in the most recent issue of the American Surveyor. Based on drafting specifications by the folks at Carlson Software, he adds, and using the very reputable people at Juniper Systems to make it a reality, this unique data collector merits attention. Read More .

April 9 , 2009:
2nd Annual Carlson Software User Conference a Success
Bruce Carlson, president and founder of Carlson Software, congratulated all who attended the 2nd annual Carlson Software User Conference for “persevering” in their businesses and jobs. “There has never been a greater need than now for efficient software solutions. This conference is about value,” he said. “In any market, and in this market particularly, the key is value.” There was an enthusiastic reception for speakers from Juniper Systems, Dewberry, and ESRI. For Detailed Information.

April 2, 2009:
Carlson Software Expands Carlson College™
Carlson Software recently expanded their expert level training program, Carlson College™, and started the Carlson College Training Program. This will allow individuals and companies to get training direct from Carlson Software or through the members of the Carlson College Training Program. New members of the Training Program include Harken-Reidar Inc., Carlson Desktop Solutions, and That CAD Girl. For Detailed Information.

"I cannot say enough about your customer service.  Every time I have had an issue or question regarding SurvCE, I have had my questions answered in a complete, timely, and professional manner.  I have not found any survey tasks that I cannot perform utilizing SurveCE for construction and topographic surveying and anything that I have a question about your team is quick to answer.  Thank you for the great product and the excellent customer service!" -- Nicholas F. Carter, PE, LSI, F2F Project Manager, Artisan Construction Services, LLC, (March 19, 2009)

Finding my Inner Indiana Jones--Using Carlson SurvCE to Survey History. "Using [Carlson] SurvCE, I was able to accomplish all necessary tasks, including all the field location work as well as laying out previously located, but now reburied blocks, switching between GPS, conventional total station and robotic total station at a moment's notice. Topo shots averaged between 1,000 to 1,500 points per day in a six-hour window because of the quickness and intuitiveness of the Carlson software."
— Rob Rosa , LSIT, Massachusetts, Read full story in January 2009 American Surveyor

" Carlson Survey does it all for us – it’s a big time saver on all different levels. Platting seems to be easier because bearings and distances work better. The topography works a lot better – you can get TOPOs out quicker and the changes are minimal. Field-to-Finish is better because it connects all the line work for you. It just makes the whole process a lot easier. Every surveyor should have Carlson in their cad toolbox!  It’s the complete survey package with the best technical support on the market.” — Reed Adams, LS, Director of Land Surveying, Koontz-Bryant, Richmond, Va. (July 28, 2008)

"RoadNET and SiteNET are two of my favorite aspects of Carlson Civil. They're making dinosaurs of the old ways of doing things. You can grade out a site and come up with a topographic plan in hours vs. days." To read more about how The Engineering Groupe, Inc., uses Carlson Software, Click Here.
— Jason Towery , PE, Project Manager, The Engineering Groupe, Inc., Woodbridge, Va. (May 20, 2008)