Berg attended Clevrware's job fair last winter at the Orchid Inn in Sleepy Eye and was offered a job. A.J. Schmucker, also a NUHS student, is a programmer in training for Clevrware. His interest in computers grew in response to surfing the Internet. Computers were a hobby for Wagenseller when he owned a construction company in California. Soon, his hobby became his vocation.
Herzog printing is still in business in the basement of the building.
The purpose of the downtown New Ulm store is to provide handheld computer development and deployment. It looks like the sky is the limit. Clevrware is advertising in the next Pocket PC magazine that is distributed around the world. We also do custom development and developing Windows products. The system will enable officers to do their reports while on duty instead of back at the station.