Micro Endeavors Employee Directory

The company was founded in 1983 during the early years of the personal computer industry. We made our initial mark doing custom software development for area firms such as Prism and Rhorer Pharmaceuticals. Co-founder, George Goley, was an early champion of standards and methodologies for the new breed of software developers. He published several ar... ticles in various industry publications and wrote the first book on FoxPro development for Fox Software. The Micro Endeavors development team was a featured speaker at the first Microsoft Fox Developers Conference in 1989. Mobil choose Micro Endeavors to write the Mariner project, the world's largest FoxPro application. More than 100 vessels at sea and LANs on 3 continents share information via satellite and WAN connections to control billions of barrels of oil and natural gas that Mobil ships annually. Micro Endeavors, Inc. began offering application developer training. Micro Endeavors developed industry standard benchmarks for Microsoft, Borland and Computer Associates in 1993. The publication of these benchmarks resulted in several large development and training contracts, as well as increased visibility in the database industry. Micro Endeavors had three featured speakers at the 1992 Microsoft Developers Conference. Upon the requisition of Fox Software by Microsoft, Micro Endeavors trained Microsoft employees in 1992. When Microsoft needed a training expert to author Microsoft University's FoxPro and Access courseware, they turned to Micro Endeavors. Further, Micro Endeavors supported Microsoft in producing a nationwide FoxPro and Access training tour. Micro Endeavors partnered with Microsoft as a Microsoft Solution Provider, and as a Certified Technical Education Center. Micro Endeavors authored Creating FoxPro Applications, which was later published by Que. Micro Endeavors spoke at the national Microsoft Tech Ed Conference Micro Endeavors authored Creating Access Applications and the book was published by Que. Micro Endeavors and Microsoft jointly sponsored a ...Read More