Note from Kathleen Pingelski, President

The MicroKnowledge team is expanding!

Please help us welcome the newest member of the MicroKnowledge team, Karen Seeley, business development specialist. Karen’s specialty is cultivating business relationships and providing excellent customer service to MicroKnowledge clients and potential clients. She is responsible for business development and increasing our visibility. Karen has 10 years of experience working in customer service and marketing in the business community and is a dedicated employee who has a commitment to efficiency and excellent people skills.

In addition, MicroKnowledge has created a new partnership with Sara Carpenter of Qurve Learning LLC, which creates engaging, interactive multimedia patient education programs that help patients manage and improve their health. Qurve’s interactive programs are fully narrated and integrate illustrations, photographs, animation, and video to improve understanding of complex health conditions and encourage patient action. We are now able to offer you the service of developing online training programs for both your proprietary software applications and internal business processes.

We hope you listen to Chamber Chat on Talk Radio 1300 AM on Monday, Nov. 21 from 11 am to noon as I participate in an interview with the Rensselaer County Regional Chamber of Commerce. We’ll talk about cloud computing and the benefits of using tool such as Open Office.

Be sure to check out Community Matters for a special holiday fundraising event that you and your pet can participate in to raise money for the Animal Protective Foundation. And don’t miss reading Tech Valley’s Brightest where you can learn about BroadBlast, Inc., an innovative company that provides mass notification and alerting solutions that help organizations communicate instantly with large numbers of people.

Don’t miss Try This, It Works for helpful tips in Outlook. And be sure to view our MK blog, In the Know,for more tech tips and current MK news.

One more note: Please support our friends at Hannah’s Hope Fund in their quest to win a $250,000 Chase Community Grant by visiting www.hannahshopefund.org and clicking on the green “Go Vote” button. The grant will help Hannah’s Hope Fund in its search for a treatment or cure for Giant Axonal Neuropathy (GAN).

Finally, thank you to the many of you who attended our 25th anniversary celebration earlier this month. We were so happy to have you celebrate with us. As always, thank you for your support of our business.

Kathleen Pingelski
President