Pangaea welcomes Ayo Adeniran

Pangaea is pleased to announce the addition of Mr. Ayo Adeniran to our staff as a senior software engineer. Mr. Adeniran has extensive experience in architecting, developing and deploying applications including the front end, middle-tier and back-end systems, mentoring staff, researching new and emerging technologies, and maintaining deployed applications. Mr. Adeniran has experience in a number of development platforms and languages. Mr. Adeniran holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Mathematics from Western Illinois University and is currently pursuing a M.S. degree in Computer Science at DePaul University.

Visit us at the SRP Workshop in San Antonio

Please visit Pangaea at Booth # 317 (with our partners, Pinnacle Mapping Technologies, Inc.) at the 2008 U.S. Army Sustainable Range Program (SRP) Workshop in San Antonio, TX , 8-11 July 2008. Pangaea will also deliver a presentation on the use of remote sensing technologies for military land management on Wednesday July 9 at 9:00 and again at 10:15. The SRP Workshop is a forum for the scientific exchange of technologies, ideas, experiences and lessons learned that relate to the application of sustainable management of military training and testing lands to support the Army’s mission readiness.

After School Matters

After School Matters (ASM) has hired Pangaea Information Technologies to support the current transition from the existing ASM program and participant tracking system, the Program Administration Manager (PAM). Pangaea has both institutional and technical knowledge about the PAM system runs, how the data is used and the needs of ASM. Pangaea will support the Out-of-School Time (OST) project staff and consultants in transitioning ASM from the PAM system to the third party Cityspan system for Program and Participant tracking. Pangaea will assist ASM to define the system requirements, assist with the system development and provide technical support as needed during the transition.

Remembering Brian Youngs

Pangaea would like to remember and honor Brian Youngs who passed away 3 years ago on March 19 2005 at the age of 28. Brian worked with us and served as a role model for everyone fortunate enough to get to know him. Brian was one of the most intelligent, caring, dedicated and passionate individuals that any of us knew. Brian was a lover of the outdoors and an advocate for care and conservation of the environment. Brian is survived by his wife, Marah; son, Atticus; his parents, Phil and Leslie; sister, Dana; and a large loving group of family and friends.