Conductor is a document management product for workflow management, said Bob Cosgrove, Papyrus' director of product development. It runs on Windows NT, and the company also intends to introduce a Linux version. We've made some decisions about features that will be most beneficial to the broadest class of users. Tempest Computers, a Pittsburgh-based server OEM, uses Conductor internally and resells it to customers. The Papyrus product is perfect for the bundle, said Ed Stephan, vice president and chief technology officer of Tempest, based here.
Conductor is perfect for small-business needs.
It's much easier than setting up a SQL database. The configuration is quick and easy. Papyrus is seeking funding to hire sales associates and hopes to expand its channel relationships in the new year. The company also wants to secure venture capital funding in the future, said Mills, a former investment banking and mutual fund manager. We're not there yet.