InSystems History Post
I've written a short history of InSystems. I need to fill in the parts about xrm. More later.
InSystems History
Blog on the Side
I've written a short history of InSystems. I need to fill in the parts about xrm. More later.
This summer was spent re-writing the content of our company's web and brochures, along with design changes. If nothing else, I've come to appreciate the depth and volume of product that we have.
I was sorry to catch this in the news recently. Mr. Bryce Keays, the father of a friend of mine from years ago (Fraser Keays), has passed away. I remember Mr. Keays used to drive me to and from hockey because my dad worked so many evenings. One of the most vivid memories of Mr. Keays is one of smell. He usually had a pipe going. The aroma was sweet and mysterious. I can say that I enjoyed all the members of the Keays family.
The company I work for, Strategic Information Technology, is looking for Progress 4GL programmers who currently live in the Toronto area. If you have financial software experience and can handle the type of pressure that is associated with moving people's money, give us a call. For specific job postings see: Banking Positions at SIT
I am now vp of marketing for this banking software company. Big challenges. Big risk. Exactly what I want.
In an email exchange with Joe Alsop, many years ago, I commented that someday Progress Software would have a billion dollar market capitalization. Well, it's been a struggle, but this day has arrived. Congratulations to Progress on a job well done.
I received the error message above, when posting to my (often ignored) blog. I phoned my ISP and as soon as I mentioned Blogger - they assumed I had installed something on the server.