Raymond Miller began building power plants for GE in 1978. At that time, the only computers were at GE headquarters in Schenectady, New York, and all data input was done via unreliable dial up phone terminal interfaces with thermal printers. In the 1980s, he began using Primavera construction project management software and has been using it ever since.

Over the years, he has worked in a variety of industries and has also used MS Project, Harvard Project, Timeline and Open Plan, but he keeps returning to Primavera software due to its "logical approach to building projects, detailed reporting structures and robust data analysis."

Miller has been using SureTrak for more than 25 years, and finds that its best feature is "the ability to rapidly lay out and develop a construction schedule without a huge investment in time." The $400 price tag of the product has been worth the cost, as Miller estimates that SureTrak has "possibly saved $1 million over the past four years."

He recommends the product to "anyone managing projects on a smaller scale, but a high volume of projects." While "one needs to be fairly computer literate" to utilize SureTrak effectively, Miller had no formal training and learned by using the program. It is easy to use, reports are simple to generate and "using SureTrak has allowed me the ability to input smaller scope and dollar value projects than I had before."

Due to its features and exceptional value, Miller rated SureTrak a 10 out of 10.