Simon B wrote:Why does any of this matter? What will you guys want next, my W2? Webdev is handled by a contractor which I hired. They work under my direction. Okay? Enough.
I'm not interested in your W2 or any of your personal information. However, we share an interest in the corporate world and its infrastructure; I'm just trying to have a conversation about a topic we both like, that isn't "anti-Mormon".
The website isn't bad, but it could be improved. For instance, one thing a visitor would like to see immediately is a layout of the campus. It's nice that you've got google maps embedded but I've always questioned the real value this adds. A map of the campus that shows buildings, parking, and all the stuff a visitor needs to navigate would be great. Thanks for considering it.
Old Wilton is quite the straggler eh? How you got that bad boy roped in -- IP over Sonnet, or by some ancient frac T1/FR build that goes down twice a week? I know these hospitals are slow movers. If you tell me you've given all the old Centillions the boot from your IDFs that were one-armed by some rusted-out ATM blade on a Cat6513 or BLN I'll be impressed. I'll be even more impressed if you've ditched the Banyan Vines and forced your over-the-hill Schryver types to upgrade their IBM crap so you don't have to inter-operate with SNA over token ring. And please tell me for this web project that you've at least put a rickety old CSS in front of your web boxes and that you have distributed application/database layers and don't run everything on one or two Pentium II's running Windows 4.0 making calls to itself.
P.S. Add wiring closet locations etc. to that campus map, thanks in advance; helps guys like me visualize. And if there is anything you'd like to know about the infrastructure at Cassius, let me know. I believe a conversation is a two-way street.