As this technology continues to grow, so will its complexity, and the need for data conversion. The companies that produced these applications all deal directly with the user. DCL works behind the scenes, so you may not think of it first but remember that 'Lotus' uses data. They all use data, and if you can't convert that data from one format to another then you'll be lost in today's pluralistic environment. Data Conversion Laboratory is a new and exciting company willing to take risks, but as far as I'm concerned our money is on a safe bet.
New systems mean change, and change means data conversion.
To think of cutting edge technology only in terms of its show-stealing hardware, from laser beams to optical computers, is unrealistic, and in the medical industry it is simply unacceptable. The future is information, and the more we know about victims of cancer, the fewer victims of cancer we will know. Stop by DCL s presentation to hear David Skurnik and James Harper talk about Document Conversions Formatted for IADS IETMs . June 18-20, New York City. DCL's President Mark Gross will be presenting a paper at this conference.