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800 Delaware Ave. In 1966, two former IBM employees in Buffalo, NY decided to venture into relatively uncharted waters with technical professional services. Randy Marks, an IBM account representative, assumed responsibility for marketing the new company, while his partner, G. David Baer, provided technical consulting services. As computers became more powerful and software more complex, Marks and Baer offered programmers, designers and managers to clients who lacked the expertise to set up their own computing systems. MBI opened a branch in New York City in 1968, doubled its staff to 20, and changed its name to Computer Task Group.