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To: tech who wrote (1506)12/9/1997 5:08:00 PM
From: tech  Read Replies (1) of 3391
 
WHO IS WHO AT AGISS

MR. SCOTT FEAGAN is appointed President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Feagan was
previously President of CPAD Technologies Inc. and was founder of AGISS Power Technologies
Corporation. He brings over 25 years of business experience in various senior management
positions.

MR. SANDY MCQUARRIE is appointed Senior Vice President Operations. Mr. McQuarrie has 30
years experience in the Canadian Military and most recently Vice President Business Development
at CPAD Technologies Inc.

MR. FRANCOIS HUBERT is appointed Vice President Business Development. Mr. Hubert was
until recently a Senior Executive with the Government of Canada. He brings over 23 years of
Informatics experience, most recently as Director of Informatics Procurement with PWGSC. [Note -
PSWGC is the department which handles procurement for the federal government]

MR. AL SCULLION is appointed as Director Technology Sales. Mr. Scullion was with the
Government of Canada for over 20 years during which he fulfilled various managerial jobs with
Transport Canada, Treasury Board Secretariat and more recently, Statistics Canada as Director
Financial Policies and Systems. [Note - Treasury Boad Secretariat is the department which
establishes federal government financial policy]

In the business world most of the time the old adage of "it's not what you know, but who you know, that matters."

Well, in the case of AGISS they have both bases covered.

The "who" is listed above

The "what" is the ConSyGen toolset.

I think it would be reasonable to say that AGISS should have a direct line into getting contracts from the Canadian Government.

The only question is how many millions of lines of code will be converted with the ConSyGen toolset ?
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