Sean was on the morning meeting. He was using ChatGPT to get some bullet points for adilas as an all-inclusive ERP system. Interesting use of AI (artificial intelligence). Here is what it came up with...

Here are some possible bullet points for an all-in-one ERP system called Adilas:

• Comprehensive Functionality: Adilas offers a wide range of features to support businesses of all sizes and industries, including accounting, inventory management, sales, purchasing, payroll, time tracking, project management, and more.

• Cloud-based Solution: Adilas is a fully cloud-based ERP system, which means that users can access it from anywhere with an internet connection. This makes it easy to collaborate with team members, work remotely, and manage multiple locations.

• Customizable Interface: Adilas provides a highly customizable interface, allowing users to tailor the system to their specific needs and preferences. This includes the ability to create custom fields, labels, reports, and workflows.

• Mobile Accessibility: Adilas is designed to be mobile-friendly, with a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes. This makes it easy to use on smartphones and tablets, enabling on-the-go access to critical business data.

• Robust Security: Adilas takes security seriously, offering multiple layers of protection to safeguard user data. This includes role-based access controls, encrypted data transmission, and regular security updates.

• Affordable Pricing: Adilas is priced competitively, with affordable subscription plans that scale with the size and complexity of the business. There are no setup fees, and users can choose to pay monthly or annually.

• Excellent Support: Adilas provides comprehensive support to its users, including online documentation, video tutorials, live chat, phone support, and email support. This ensures that users have the resources they need to get the most out of the system.

Kinda fun... Anyways, he will tweak it and make it our own, but that's what the chatbot came up with.

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Wayne joined the meeting and he and I were working on my local machine and box. Somehow my development environment got all messed up. We took things up, down, up, and back down. Trying this and that, rebuilding images, cloning things, etc. We even tried reverting back to an older image to see if that would work. Still had issues. I may need to get a new laptop or computer.

After about 2.5 hours of playing around, I decided to go back to the old non docker image way of doing the local development environment. This includes standalone installations of Adobe ColdFusion, MySQL databases, and other pieces. I was making progress and then got stuck, having to run ton of database updates to get the database up to speed. Ended up stopping and bailing out for lunch. Too much to do all in one sitting.