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Employee
Spotlight
Peter Samuelson
Peter joined the
DoubleCheck development team in September. In recent
years he has done various work for WSU, such as IT
support at a research institute, teaching industrial
engineering courses, and writing control software for
psychology experiments. He has done contract work for
firms in Wichita, New York and the Silicon Valley.
Peter is excited to
transition to full-time work in the private sector.
In his spare time, Peter is
very active in the Wichita swing dance scene, as a group
instructor and a dance team member. He also participates
in several free/open source software projects around the
world. He has appeared in background roles of a few
opera productions at WSU. He lives in Wichita with his
cat, Theo.
Employee Birthdays:
Soni McClelland - 10/11
Ben Bower - 10/16
Adella Luna - 10/21
Ian Taylor - 10/25
Employee Anniversaries
Jonathan Hall - 10/30
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Leveraging Technology
Mitigates Risks, Controls Costs and Helps Meet Demands of Growing
Businesses
 As
a small business expands, the need to manage this growth with
updated technology should rate high on a company’s list of
priorities. Should an organization experience rapid growth in a
short period of time and fail to advance its technology to meet
these new demands, the business owner may face significant
challenges in the future, including loss of revenues, waning market
share and adverse customer perceptions.
Incorporating the
following tips into the company business plan will help ensure a
smooth transition.
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Era
of Electronic Discovery Drives Need for Data Management
Today’s technology has created
information overload for companies worldwide. We are inundated with
digital data every day. In a recent study, research firm IDC reports
electronic information created and replicated within the workplace
is growing at a faster pace than any other segment of the digital
universe. According to the IDC, about 25 percent of the data
generated last year, both original and copied, came from the
business world. By 2010, IDC predicts that portion will increase to
30 percent.
As this influx of
data continues to rise, so does the number of lawsuits filed in
Michigan each year. Currently, the state averages a total of 121,000
new lawsuits annually. What do these two issues have in common?
Plenty, when you consider how recent amendments to the Federal Rules
for Civil Procedure (FRCP) change the way businesses must store and
manage electronic data.
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Lunch
and Learn
Join NMGI November 14, 2007 from 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM for an
informative Lunch and Learn presentation on Business Continuity. Our NetCare representative along with other guest speakers will keep you
up to date on the important issues concerning backup provisioning,
disaster planning, improved uptime through the use of virtual
appliances and other means of assuring the uptime of your business’s
mission critical systems.
For more information or to register contact Tom Hammersmith at
620-664-6000 ext. 132
or
register online.
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