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Welcome to SPK’s New Website and Blog!

Written by Chris McHale
Published on December 1, 2010

Welcome to SPK’s new website and blog! We’ll be posting a lot of great tech info here in the coming week and months, so be sure to subscribe or check back often. You’ll hear from everyone on our team at some point or another – which is good since more minds = more information, and hopefully good, helpful information. I’ll weigh in from time to time with tech trends and other such items of interest. You’ll hear a lot about tech items of interest to R&D and engineers, since a number of us at SPK work exclusively supporting product development groups. So if you’re at all involved with Software Engineering applications, or tools related to MCAD or EE, you’ll want to come back and visit often. As consultants, we solve a lot of problems for different people every day, and we’d like to share as much of that with you as we can.

Cheers,

Chris McHale

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