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Aug 14
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Team Member Spotlight: Shawn Anderson

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Today we are celebrating the work anniversary of Shawn Anderson. Nearly two decades ago, nineteen years to be exact, Shawn joined the Information Systems Corporation team as a scanner technician. We had just made it through Y2K and our industry looked very different than it does today.

Over the years, Shawn has monumentally grown his technical skill-set. He is now a Solution Analyst and Developer, a master with our Opentext ApplicationXtender suite of products and an integral part of the ISC support team. He also leads our System Integration line of business, which has shown substantial growth in the past few years, and is a key asset in many of our most complex projects.

One fun fact about Shawn is that he is currently enjoying a well-deserved vacation with his family in Yellowstone National Park this week and will not see this post until next week. Cheers to you, Shawn! Thank you for your many years of dedication to our team and for going the extra mile daily to ensure our clients are being taken care of in every possible way. We appreciate you. Happy Anniversary!

Apr 23
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Team Member Spotlight: Derek Dahlsad

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This month we celebrated Derek Dahlsad’s anniversary. Derek is our Director of Support and Development and has been a team member at Information Systems Corporation for over a decade, twelve years to be exact- wow!

Derek leads our support team, which is vital so that all customer needs are being met on a daily basis and that all client solutions are functioning properly. Derek also leads our development team and not only spearheads development projects himself, but works with the team to ensure that all projects are remaining on target and assists team members when needed.

One fun fact about Derek is that he has many interesting personal projects. One project of his that spanned 7 years is a blog called ‘Dakota Death Trip’. Dakota Death Trip chronicles the “Tales of the tragic, harsh, strange, and amazing lives of those brave enough to claim the Northern Plains as home.” The blog is fascinating and shares stories of the challenging lives of those living in the Northern Plains from the late 19th century to early 20th century.

Derek, your knowledge, expertise and leadership are so unbelievably appreciated by all. Thank you for your dedication and hard work over these past 12 years. Happy Anniversary!