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Started by Eric Thomas
Sun, 11 Sep 1994 22:10
L-Soft expands its DC office and hires new staff
Author: Eric Thomas
Date: Sun, 11 Sep 1994 22:10
Date: Sun, 11 Sep 1994 22:10
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L-SOFT EXPANDS DC OFFICE AND HIRES NEW STAFF
September 12th, 1994
In order to meet the growing demand for LISTSERV products and services,
L-Soft is undergoing a major expansion effort. We are currently
implementing the first phase of a two-stage expansion plan which will
give us, by 1Q95, the necessary resources to deliver the new products and
services our customers are demanding. During this first phase, we will be
hiring new employees, relocating our main Washington, DC office to more
spacious premises, and equipping it with workstations for the most
popular LISTSERV environments, a VM system, and a T1 leased line. We have
already moved the bulk of our equipment, and our new address and phone
numbers are:
L-Soft International, Inc.
11501 Georgia Avenue
Suite 405
Wheaton, MD 20902
USA
Phone: +1 (301) 942-8886
FAX: +1 (301) 942-1098
Mail sent to our old DC address will continue to reach us for at least
another 6 months. Thus, no action is required from you if you were in the
process of sending us a purchase order; your PO will reach us without
delay, and we will put a note in the invoice with our new address and
phone numbers. While we were unfortunately unable to keep the old phone
numbers, they now point to a recorded message with the new numbers.
Once our new office is fully operational and the necessary infrastructure
is in place, we will proceed with phase 2 and hire additional staff to
work on new projects and services. We expect to be making a number of
announcements over the next few months, as the schedules and
implementation plans are finalized.
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* New L-Soft employees and contractors *
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Elena Nolen joined L-Soft on August 1, and quickly took charge of the DC
office. Elena is responsible for coordinating the implementation of the
expansion plan and, in particular, for ensuring a smooth transition to
the new office over the next few weeks. Besides running the DC office,
Elena will be responsible for assisting customers with administrative
problems, and for monitoring customer satisfaction. If you need help
tracking a purchase order or contract, or if you are not satisfied with
the service you are receiving from L-Soft, Elena is the person to talk
to. Her address is ELENA@LSOFT.COM.
Elena's first experience with computers dates back to 1988, when employed
by the US Department of Defense. She used systems ranging from personal
computers to large mainframes and supercomputers. In 1992, Elena began
working for Johns Hopkins University, where she became familiar with
BITNET and LISTSERV. Due to her eclectic background, Elena feels at home
with VM, VMS(TM), unix(R) and Windows(TM). She also has experience in
office management, and has maintained service contracts and renovated the
budget system of an equipment repair company.
Darrell Burkhead joined L-Soft on August 22, taking a one-year break in
his studies at Western Kentucky University, and is now in charge of
VMS(TM) development. Darrell is a seasoned VMS(TM) programmer, best known
for being the co-author and maintainer of MadGoat FTP, a free FTP
client+server package for VMS(TM). Darrell will continue to maintain
MadGoat FTP and other MadGoat utilities in his spare time. L-Soft
understands the importance of these popular utilities for the VMS(TM)
community and will, of course, assert no claim on Darrell's continued
work on MadGoat products.
Darrell will be responsible for integrating LISTSERV more tightly in the
VMS(TM) environment, and for helping customers with VMS(TM) specific
problems. He will also be involved in the development of future products.
Darrell's address is DARRELL@LSOFT.COM.
L-Soft has contracted with Sue Gier to plan and coordinate the
development of professional documentation for LISTSERV and LMail. Sue
brings to L-Soft over 12 years of experience in technical writing/editing
and user support at James Madison University. We picked her out of over
20 professional writers because of the clarity of her writing and her
familiarity with the Internet and LISTSERV. We also plan to hire a
permanent technical writer from the DC area.
Finally, Jim Jones has been working full time for L-Soft since July 1.
Jim joined L-Soft in January, on a part-time basis, and left his other
employment in June to take up a full-time position with L-Soft.
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