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Here are What's New items 1 through 15 (of the 34 total).
| Dec 11 '01 |
News.
Commendation Letter from UNC's Office of the President for Centers & Institutes Work.
InfoMatters praised for their system that enables a primary means to address the diverse mission of the 16-campus UNC system is through centers and institutes (hereafter, "centers"). Such units, currently 180 in number, strengthen and enrich multidisciplinary programs of research, instruction, and public service conducted by UNC faculty. They also have a strong positive impact on the economic development of the state by providing job opportunities, supplying technical assistance and training, fostering community development and outreach programs, and enhancing the transfer of new technologies. In FY 1999-2000 alone, UNC centers received $450 million in funding, employed 5,519 personnel, and produced 6,885 publications.
(by
John W. Hardin, Ph.D.) |
| Dec 12 '99 |
News.
Second Tango Developers Journal.
The second issue of the Tango Developer's Journal is due to hit the news stands shortly. We've written this issue's Advanced Tips & Tricks column on "MultiLine Editing."
(by
Bob Johnson) |
| Oct 19 '99 |
News.
Pervasive's Partner Conference: Velocity.
We're back from Austin and Pervasive's every 18 month partner's conference. "Velocity" was a truly impressive event- well planned, executed, and full of content and networking. Pervasive invested a tremendous amount in the event including a terrific location, setup, schedule, solid food and fun, and perhaps most important for many people, the presence of much of Pervasive's staff (including much of the Toronto development office).
(by
Chris Ogden) |
| Oct 01 '99 |
News.
Inaugural Tango Developers Journal.
Chris Ogden, our president, has been chosen as regular columnist for the newly created Tango Developers Journal. It is being published by Sys-Con one of the most respective publishers of developers journal. Get your copy on newstands near you (after October 12th) or via a subscription.
(by
Matt Healy) |
| Sep 19 '99 |
News.
Pervasive Software Gushes!.
Wow! What more can we say? Thanks for the great testimonial letter! "Your involvement with EveryWare Development as a whole, and with Tango in particular, has been exceptional...Thank you for your enthusiasm, articulateness, depth of knowledge, and significant contributions to Tango's past, present, and future success."
(by
Pervasive Software) |
| Aug 19 '99 |
News.
1999-2000 Duke Basketball Schedule Announced.
Duke fever is starting to build once again. FWIW, our favorite link is: The Duke Basketball Report. We can't wait!
(by
Chris Ogden) |
| Aug 19 '99 |
News.
Conditionally Turning on Debug (by IP address).
We responded to a request for help on Tango Talk and posted our utility to easily toggle debug on/off for one person or a range of people by their IP address(es)...
(by
Chris Ogden) |
| Aug 12 '99 |
News.
Lost Meta Tag Found!.
We discovered that we've been using a Tango tag since May, 1998 that no one (including Pervasive's senior engineers) knew about! It's a super-secret, never been documented, and unknown to all but a handful of people Tag: @MAP
(by
Chris Ogden) |
| Aug 12 '99 |
News.
Vive ala @DIFFERENCE.
We posted the following to Tango Talk... Until there is an @DIFFERENCE tag, you can use @FILTER to compare to arrays and show just the difference (ie, the opposite of @INTERSECT).
(by
Chris Ogden) |
| Aug 06 '99 |
News.
Durham Public Schools use Web to Reach Parents.
In the past, when parents of children in the Durham Public Schools had a question about test scores, special programs or up-coming events, they had to search a handful of different sources for answers. But now, all that information and more is available in one place... "It's so much better than the one it replaces," said David Holdzkom, an assistant superintendent who was exploring the site on his office computer Monday. "It's terrific."
(by
Kelly Brewington) |
| May 28 '99 |
News.
Almost $2,000,000,000 Dollars Tracked: Capital Expenditures Status System (CAPSTAT).
One of the more involved web applications we have encountered is the Capital Expenditures Status System (CAPSTAT) which tracks almost TWO BILLION DOLLARS of Projects. It is a terrific example of a web application that puts a streamlined, simple interface on a complex business challenge. There is a great deal of data validation, process enforcement, many-many communications, workflow, and anticipatory data defaults. As usual, our client's satisfaction speaks for itself: ..."one of the most intelligent, customer-focused, and enthusiastic individuals I have ever encountered. He took the project on as an adventure and met every challenge. He and his firm get my highest recommendation."
(by
Kevin MacNaughton) |
| May 28 '99 |
News.
Word of Mouth Tradition Continues: Duke University's Medical Center News Office.
Over the last nine years, our business has primarily come from word of mouth. We are fortunate that the mouths consistently speak well for the results we deliver! The webmaster of Duke University's Medical Center News Office speaks: "The site's new features are awesome and show how you are constantly thinking about our business needs and creating the software to meet them. Your modules just keep getting better and better!"...
(by
James C. Bolognesi) |
| May 28 '99 |
News.
Another Appreciative Client: International Educational Exchange Initiative's (IEEI)..
We are thankful that our clients appreciate the solutions we deliver. InfoMatters provided a key component of the International Educational Exchange Initiative's (IEEI) strategy to improve NC teacher access to international opportunities. The website consists of five primary web applications. "The effort and expertise employed to complete the IEEI project are much appreciated. Thanks once again!"
(by
Melita Krstulovic) |
| May 28 '99 |
News.
Another Satisfied Client: Duke University Medical Center's Office of Publications.
Duke University Medical Center's Office of Publications puts their satisfaction into writing; "If you ever need a reference for another client, we would be more than happy to provide our unqualified recommendation."
(by
Roger Lewis) |
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