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We’d like to send out a long overdue welcome to our newest team member, Tony Zhu. Tony joined Readysell in late July and has been helping with the development of Readysell 8 and Readysell’s various .NET projects. As Adam will be on holidays for the next month, you may be hearing a bit more from Tony, so here’s a brief introduction.

My name is Tony Zhu and I’d like to introduce myself as a recent addition to the Readysell team.

I’ve joined the team as a Analyst Programmer after working for the last 4 years at a software company targeting financial services as a software developer. Some of my other experiences include software developing at a software center of a large oil and gas company in Beijing.

I’m hoping that my wide ranging experiences as well as specific skills with software developing technologies can be applied to my new role at Readysell. I am excited about helping improve the effectiveness and efficiency of operations here at Readysell  and am confident that these improvements will flow on to each of Readysell’s clients.

I look forward to working with all of you.

In an effort to counteract greenhouse effect of all of the hot-heads in the Readysell office, we have recently installed solar panels on the roof of our building. The system will produce over 12,000kWh each year, saving the equivalent of 10 tonnes of coal-produced CO2 emissions.

This forms the first step in a range of approaches Readysell will employ to help reduce our carbon footprint. We will continue to investigate steps we can take to further this goal in the months and years to come.

We apologise any customers that may have been affected by our recent power outages necessary to get this system installed. The work is now complete and we are fully operational.

Adam managed to discreetly capture this snapshot of a typical in-house training situation between the company directors. After so many years of working with Greg, John has finally perfected the art of passing down the knowledge; protecting himself from even the toughest questions.

You can only imagine how far he has to go when it comes to dealing with our toughest customers!