Sunday, June 28, 2009
Farewell, MTI
This post is a little late in coming - last year, I started working off-hours at MTI, focusing more on evening and weekends rather than during the day. There have been a lot of changes and while the focus was originally intended on moving the product line to a SQL and then eventually Dotnet platform, the discussions have always come back around to changing processes, even if they weren't at fault but more about not being followed.
March 26th was my last official day at MTI, ironically the first time I worked for MTI was early April 1993 so it's been a while. When I first joined MTI, I wanted to change the world and looked forward to doing it with MTI. Through the years, I'm proud of a lot of the innovations I've been able to put into the original ITS product which eventually morphed into Horizon. This, from a product, that in 1995, was only supposed to be around for 2 years (while another product, since defunct, took its place), and ended up being around for more than 10 years beyond that.
I wish Chuck and all the best of success in the future.
This information is not the official position of MTI or Melton Technologies or its affiliates.
March 26th was my last official day at MTI, ironically the first time I worked for MTI was early April 1993 so it's been a while. When I first joined MTI, I wanted to change the world and looked forward to doing it with MTI. Through the years, I'm proud of a lot of the innovations I've been able to put into the original ITS product which eventually morphed into Horizon. This, from a product, that in 1995, was only supposed to be around for 2 years (while another product, since defunct, took its place), and ended up being around for more than 10 years beyond that.
I wish Chuck and all the best of success in the future.
This information is not the official position of MTI or Melton Technologies or its affiliates.
