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Somaro Inc

Somaro Inc. Geoff Fischer William Stelling Jerome Montgomery. Group 1. Geoff Fischer E*Trade Financial Linux Systems Administrator Specialization is Administration Goal- Infrastructure Development. Group 1. William Stelling Specialization is Administration Persue Certifications

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Somaro Inc

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  1. Somaro Inc Geoff Fischer William Stelling Jerome Montgomery

  2. Group 1 • Geoff Fischer • E*Trade Financial Linux Systems Administrator • Specialization is Administration • Goal- Infrastructure Development

  3. Group 1 • William Stelling • Specialization is Administration • Persue Certifications • Teach and Train IT related skills in the corporate environment

  4. What is the Problem? • Each year thousands of people Immigrate to the United States for numerous reasons. What do we as business and governments do to help these new additions to society to succeed?

  5. No Easy Answer • Mentors • Materials • Resources • Directions

  6. Application

  7. Mentor’s

  8. Log In

  9. Profile

  10. Language Selection

  11. Reports

  12. Documentation • http://buddhashaker.com/jerome/capstone/menuBar/projDocPresFiles/pdpf.html

  13. Lessons Learned • Understanding the scope of a project is huge. It is hard to go backwards once you have made promises. • Smaller goals are more achievable and allow for better results down the line. • Flexibility in any project is necessary • You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink no matter how hard you try

  14. Questions? • We are happy to answer any questions you might have now or later via e-mail. We can be reached at geoff.fischer@mymail.barry.edu or william.stelling@mymail.barry.edu

  15. The End • Thank you for taking the time to see what we put together. We appreciate your time.

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