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March 18, 2008 - Tom Francen (Midwest Technologies Corporation) co-presents with Lawson Software Inc (St. Paul, MN) at the annual Lawson User Conference (CUE) in Las Vegas, NV. Together with Jerry Anhut (Lawson Software), Tom detailed the horizontal and vertical clustering features of the WebSphere Application Server, inconjunction with the horizontal scaling attributes of the Lawson System Foundation 9 software. This *live* demonstration, detailed the true advantages of LSF9, and how Lawson customers can capitalize on their Lawson Software investment! lawson software referred ... another MTC difference.
January 28, 2008 - Tom Francen (Midwest Technologies Corporation) signs with CSC to assist Newmont Mining, Inc (Denver, CO) with its Lawson Software deployment. Tom is also drafting for CSC and Nemwont the Lawson System Foundation 9 (LSF9) roadmap ... setting the vision and direction for the next wave of software to come ... a lawson visionary ... another MTC difference.
December 29, 2007 - HealthPartners, Inc (Minneapolis, MN), a premier Lawson Software client, and parent company to a large number of outlying hospitals, facilities, and clinics, has purchased LALOG v2.0 for its Lawson Software production environment. After evaluating LALOG for the past 3 months in their development and testing environments, HealthPartners was satisfied LALOG v2.0 delivered what MTC claimed ... no more ... no less! "I was prepared to let HP evaluate LALOG v2.0 for as long as they saw fit to feel comfortable that it performed as promised ...", Tom Francen was quoted as saying. Health Partners, Inc. now has at its fingertips the robust integrated power to both intelligently record and report against online transactional data. Interested in finding out more on LALOG v2.0? Click Here for more information. Delivering Promises ... another MTC difference.
August 17, 2007 - Midwest Technologies is proud to release LALOG v2.0. LALOG clients now have the robust integrated power to both intelligently record and report against online transactional data. This means not only are you able to identify that user Janet Jones performed a delete on form HR11 last Thursday in Product Line PROD, you now have the tools to identify the raw data the user deleted! Interested? Click Here for more information. Innovation ... another MTC difference.
April 28, 2007 - Mr. Robert Williams of HealthPartners (Minneapolis, MN), seeking to satisfy HIPAA requirements, initiated an evaluation of LALOG for their Lawson Software ERP. "We believe strongly in our products ... " Tom Francen of MTC was quoted, " ... and will let HealthPartners evaluated LALOG for as long as necessary, such that they feel confident the product works as advertised!". Client Satisfaction ... another MTC difference.
April 11, 2007 - Tom Francen of Midwest Technologies Corporation signs with Catholic Health Initiatives to help configure, install, train, and convert legacy applications of 48 MBO's to a centralized Lawson suite. With over 150,000 online Portal users, this will prove to be Lawson Software's largest client and a challenging multi-year project ... a task Tom Francen is ready and experienced enough to undertake! Stay Tooned for the latest CHI details.
November 18, 2006 - MTC and St. John Medical Center personnel successfully completed the application and technology upgrade of their Lawson Software legacy system. "Every upgrade has its troubles and issues ... its how we respond to these situations that define who we are", said Tom Francen. MTC representative Tom Francen, working together with Lawson support and Lenny of the St. John's Lawson support team, collaborated to ensure the success of the upgrade. Persistence ... another MTC difference.
July 12, 2006 - The State Of Texas Mental Health Division, Austin, TX signed with Tom Francen of Midwest Technologies to perform its Application Upgrade and Analysis. Tom Francen will be working onsite to ensure the Application Upgrade success. Guaranteed Results ... another MTC difference.
June 20, 2006 - St. John Medical Center, Tulsa, OK. Repeat Business is often the best indicator when it comes to evalating client satisfaction. Tom Francen goes above and beyond to ensure that when a company, such as St. John Medical Center, engages him in an initial contract, will want to work with him on future projects. Over 50% of MTC business is from our current client base. Needless to say, SJMC was estatic with the work performed by Tom Francen during this short term project. The extra-mile ... another MTC difference.
May 20, 2006 - Memorial Hospitals of Colorad Springs, CO called upon Midwest Technologies expert Tom Francen to shore-up the technical portion of their Lawson Implementation. Tom Francen's expertise helped Memorial Hospitals successfully stabilize their Lawson Software architecture and environment, as well as rapidly deploy all apsects of the implementation. Applied, Proven Expertise ... another MTC difference.
February 16, 2005 - Keystone Foods Corporation, Newark, NJ, successfully completed their employee renumbering project. Tom Francen of Midwest Technologies was brought on board to design, write, test, and implement the employee renumbering project on behalf of NetAspx. This project was performed in a 100 percent remote fashion ... which saved both bottom line dollars and project turn around time. Client conscious ... another MTC difference.
January 29, 2005 - Sharp Healthcare, San Diego, CA, successfully upgraded their Lawson Environment from 7.3.3 to 8.0.2. This upgrade process included re-applying LAPAGE to their newly upgraded environment. LAPAGE provides electronic notification for failed mission critical processes. Immediately after the upgrade, Sharp Healthcare needed to run payroll. John Tobin of Sharp Healthcare commented ... LAPAGE is functioning well. We were paged today when PR199 crashed due to invalid parameters..." Customer support and solid products ... another MTC difference.
January 15, 2005 - Jane Phillips Medical Center, Bartlesville, OK, successfully migrated (lateral port) their Lawson Software NT platform to Sun Solaris. MTC was brought on board to guarantee the success of this project. Prior to the lateral port, Jane Phillips experienced Lawson Software system instability, whose only remedy was to reboot the server (serveral times per week). Tom Francen of Midwest Technologies Corporation guided JPMC through the complex lateral port process. Since going live on Sun Solairs, JPMC has yet to have to reboot their Lawson servers. Client Satisfaction ... another MTC difference.
January 7, 2005 - Current and prospective clients wishing to utilize Midwest Technologies consulting services can now enter their Request For Proposal (RFP's) online. Our RFP Entry System includes features such as file specification uploads (up to 3 files per RFP entry), additional comments, contact information, and more. Click Here to enter our RFP system.
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