turning data into information...
Peter, began IT work back in the days of Osbourne’s
“portable” computers. Over the years, Peter contributed focus and effectiveness, to cita’s software
coding by designing microTags, security software, and Aesop Printers Pack, estimating and print production software, over
two decades ago. Peters focus now is on the use of Blackberry PDA smartphones, as both organizational and personal
productivity vehicles. During the last five years Peter has managed Blackberry environments, turning data into information,
and helping clients hear more, know more, do more and enjoy more!
John, has worked with programs and computers since he got an Atari
accounting for the Boys and Girls club, decades ago. Years of organizational systems work, make John on of the best
preventative maintenance managers around. John can make IP Cop Linux firewalls protect your business
as easily and simply as he gets those fifty users productive with their Windows terminal server access.
Experience, patience, and hard work make John a valued asset to the many clients who frequently refer to him as the
“Gentle Giant”.
Gary
, first started supporting Novell when it came on the market. Decades
later he is one of Vancouver's most experienced Novell engineers, from Netware thru to Linux. Combined with over a
decade of hands on Goldmine CRM installation, training, report writing and data migration he brings powerful skills to the
table. He can put your data behind a SmoothWall intelligent web security and content filtering firewall to give your companies
management, real piece of mind. (By the way - the picture is of Gary several years ago - so we would remember him from before
computers changed the world and the color of his hair.)
Ted, received his Masters degree in programming, while in the USA. Using
heritage database and workflow considerations, much of the work he has done provides the client with the ability to work at any
location and any time. Using proven programming techniques and style, Ted repairs and stabilizes programming done
by others, who have less experienced and a lot of youthful enthusiasm or zeal.