“photo a day” project for 2015
A number of the team from Octagon Technology were out today helping our clients with their new software (see yesterday’s blog). This chocolate rice crispy cake was my reward for answering one of the many “remind me how I do this” questions.
My reward! @OctagonT Read More »
…on the way to work this morning.
It is the final “go live” day, today, on a project that we started in December 2013 with research and proposals. During that time we have replaced everything at this clients office, servers, PCs and all their software including the major application that runs all their business through. We have moved some of their services into the cloud including using a hosted exchange server and removing all the servers (and so saving the subsequent costs) from a satelite office and instead using internet links back to the main office.
We have also been involved with managing the change for them with training and onsite support throughout the process. This included Connor attending the staff training session, run by the software company, six times so he really knows how things work.
And today is the final switch to the new database and office software.
So no pressure then.
Lincoln City centre… @OctagonT Read More »
Having spent the weekend with the whole team from Octagon Technology (Diana and Kamila included) changing servers and software for a large client in Lincoln city centre, I needed to be onsite early today – so I saw the sunrise.
Red sky in the morning – Branston @OctagonT Read More »
Jeremy has bought me a new lightweight titanium mug from Alpkit a MytiMug 400.
At last a company is supplying a “mug sized” mug with a lightweight lid for the solo camper and backpacker. When I combine this with Alpkit’s Kraku stove it will make a very compact lightweight cooking kit. I was lucky enough to have a friend who was able to make me an aluminium lid for my other titanium mug, so I had a solo pot/mug, I can now replace that with Alpkit’s lighter solo pot/mug.
New Alpkit MytiMug 400 titanium mug @Alpkit Read More »
