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December, 2007
Two websites went live this month: the new
District of Westside (interim) website, and the
Okanagan Similkameen Valley Governance Working Committee website.
February 8th, 2006
OK Computer Solutions has begun work on a collaborative project with Spun
Studios to rebuild the District of Summerland's website. We are very
excited about this collaboration, and look forward to delivering a high quality
solution to our client.
December 18th, 2005
The staff at OK Computer Solutions wishes everyone happy holidays, and all the
best in the new year!
June 16th, 2005
Craig Cote has decided to pursue other interests and has opted
to leave OK Computer Solutions. We wish him all the best in his new endevours.
Jason Schmidt is taking over Craig's position.
June 15th, 2005
We welcome Jason Schmidt as a new member to our team here at OK
Computer Solutions. He brings with him extensive knownledge of Web and
Application Development. We are excited about this valuable addition to the
company.
We have completed the new Health to Hike section for the
Regional District of Central Okanagan. Look for it on the
Regional District website.
The "Plan B" has now gone to production at Danagger Audio Works.
For more details, see the Danagger
website.
-Sheppe Pharis
February 5th, 2005
Much has happened in the last few months. We have been working with Danagger
Audio Works on their new "Plan B" project. Our responsibilities have been
writing the software that handles the core functionality of, as well as
designing the intuitive user-interface for configuring, the product.
There have been many twists and turns during the lifecycle, but
we have designed a secure and robust system. For more details on exactly what a
"Plan B" is, see the Danagger
website.
In other news, we have won the contract with Black Mountain
Irrigation District to design and develop their website. Look for it soon.
-Sheppe Pharis
June 1st, 2004
Busy times indeed! Our existing clients are continually
upgrading their websites and applications, and we have gained many new clients
lately, as well. There is so much to do, in fact, that we have had to hire on
some additional help. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone
that has worked with OK Computer Solutions. We are greatful for the amount of
work we are receiving, and we hope to see even more.
In other news, OK Computer Solutions has just launched the new
People In Motion Kelowna website. This website offers an updated look and feel,
as well as much more information that is also more up-to-date. See
http://www.peopleinmotionkelowna.com
We have many more goodies baking in the oven; keep an eye on
this site to keep up with what's going on.
We'd love to hear any comments
you may have. And don't hesitate to contact
us if you have a project we can help you with. We look forward to
hearing from you!
Craig Coté,
Founder, President and Senior Developer
Sheppe Pharis,
Vice-President, Project Manager and Senior Developer
March 22nd, 2004
Wow! These are exciting times for OK Computer
Solutions!
On Friday, March 12th, OKCS and
Carbon Design helped launch the new-look, new-feel
Castanet.net website. It's a bold look for Castanet, a
look built upon the same principles they introduced when they brought
you the peerless Firewatch website.
And this week, the new Regional District of Central
Okanagan website will debut. We are sure that this new 400+
page website will be an invaluable resource for residents of the
Central Okanagan.
In March we saw Jason Brolund of
burningworks, a friend and long-time member of Kelowna's IT
community, follow his dream and accept a position with the
Kelowna Fire Department. We wish him the best with his new career!
We've been fortunate to have already established great relationships with
some of his former clients.
It seems like it's been forever that we've been advertising our
own site redesign. We've been fortunate in that we've been too
busy to work on our pet projects. We hope you like our new look, and
we appreciate your continuing patience as we continue to augment
our content and just generally tweak things here and there over the coming
months.
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