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have more processing speed and more data
storage. It will house, not only our mainframe
accounting software and data, but also some of
the volumes of other data produced at Wendling
by the accounting department and others that
generate and use data in making daily and long
term decisions. How did we ever do it before?
Our computerized quarry sites will be getting
new computers this spring and the asphalt plant
at Moscow will be set up to generate and
transfer ticket data to DeWitt as well.
Robin Sokol, along with a lot of support from
Wendell Wuestenberg, Joyce Paulsen, and others,
have “COMMITTED” to getting these tasks done
before we get into the heart of our season.
There will be issues to overcome related to
these updates, Robin can attest to that already,
but she looks forward to the task at hand.
So what does Robin do away from work to get away
from the frustrations of addressing computer
issues all day long: She is taking night classes
at the University of Dubuque working towards a
Masters in “Communications with an emphasis in
Information Technology.
WHAT! Just another computer geek! Well, not
really. Robin is also busy with family
activities (two teenage children) and rumor has
it she hits the dancing circuit in Jackson
County, wherever there might be some good
country music being played. From our bowling and
golf tournaments to WQI baseball outings and
Adventureland you’ll see Robin having a good
time. With her job, she better let loose on
occasion or she will be “COMMITTED”.
We all will benefit from the new computer
equipment being installed. Good luck to Robin,
Wendell, and Joyce in getting everything to
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