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Quotes from Articles and Individuals
Jean
Mordo, CFO Otis Elevator - their EIS System impacts the bottom line
Information Week - Otis saves $640,000 a year with
EIS
Pensions & Investments - Reuters display at the
Smithsonian
Computerworld Guide Book for the Windows World Expo
in Tokyo, Japan
Windows World Open, Computerworld's Custom Application
Contest
Microsoft Letter from the Director of Marketing
- Development Tools
VISION,
a magazine published by Microsoft Corporation
WUGNET Windows Journal - Doing more work with less resources
"What
is the value of better information? It's hopefully better management.
Specifically, we spot trends faster, focus in on the key elements faster
and perhaps, I want to believe, we fix them faster. I can see that we
are doing much more work on more businesses, more acquisitions, more capital
appropriations, and more entities. It's better quality analysis than we
were doing five years ago, and with less people. So that's also a bottom
line impact - it's cheaper." Jean Mordo, former CFO Otis Elevator commenting
on the Otis Executive Information System developed by consulting firm
G. Warfield Evans Associates.
"At Otis Elevator…a homegrown executive information system called CFO saves $640,000 a year by allowing some 100 executives to create 80-page reports by entering a single command. ...G. Warfield Evans, the consultant who developed the system, hasn't recommended any off-the-shelf groupware products." -- article in Information Week
"Reuters display unveiled at Smithsonian Institution. Reuters' Smithsonian Institution exhibit gives people a chance to try their hand at swapping foreign currencies. Robert Crook, Media Relations Director, demonstrates the videodisc game in the Reuters' display at the Smithsonian Institution with Gus Evans, the software consultant who helped design the display." - article in Pensions & Investments
"Award-winning
American developer Gus Evans will explain the value of Executive Information
Systems and demonstrate several real-world Windows examples."
-- Computerworld Guide Book
for the Windows World Expo in Tokyo, Japan
"Otis Elevator was chosen as a winner in the Windows World Open, for their application "CFO." This application provided them with a more accurate and timely way to consolidate all of the financial information coming from their companies worldwide. Gus Evans and his consulting company, G. Warfield Evans Associates, were the technology support group that implemented this solution for Otis. Gus Evans was invited to join our panel of judges for the Windows World Open." Windows World Open, Computerworld's Custom Application Contest, Panel of Judges
"Dear Gus, Your application is a terrific example of the quality results that are possible by using Microsoft Windows programming tools. We salute you and your efforts!" Letter to G. Warfield Evans Associates from Director of Development Tools Marketing, Microsoft
"Before, the analysts spent most of their time on the operational part - putting the data together. They've been able to shift their resources to the important part: analyzing the data. They're also doing it with fewer people. That's a bottom-line impact - it's cheaper." Jean Mordo, former Otis CFO. -- Case Study: Otis Elevator in VISION, a magazine published by Microsoft Corporation
"Also
it's a savings. [Jean Mordo, former CFO of Otis Elevator] I can
see that we are doing much more work on more business, more acquisitions,
more capital appropriations, more entities, better quality analysis than
we were doing five years ago and with less people. So that's also a bottom
line impact - it's cheaper."
-- WUGNET Windows Journal
G.
Warfield Evans Associates
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