PCS Programmers Attend 2019 Stir Trek

The tech universe is rapidly expanding, and exploring its multiple frontiers is a bold adventure. One event that happens each spring in Columbus, OH, helps intrepid pioneers navigate their way … Read more

PCS Attends Global Azure Bootcamp

Microsoft Azure, the ever-evolving set of cloud-based tools from the prolific software giant, is one of the dominant forces in cloud-based computing and hybrid systems solutions for every size of … Read more

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PCS Developers Attend CodeMash 2018

A group of PCS developers attended CodeMash 2018 in Sandusky, Ohio. CodeMash is intended to be a “unique event that educates developers on current practices, methodologies and technology trends in … Read more

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Developers Attended CodeMash 2014

Developers Jay Holliday and Kevin Stowe recently attended CodeMash 2014 in Sandusky, Ohio. CodeMash is a yearly conference geared towards educating developers on cutting edge technologies, new features, and existing … Read more

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Jay Holliday Presents at SQL Saturday 2013

Congratulations to Jay Holliday for being chosen as a speaker at SQL Saturday on May 11, 2013 to be held at the in Rochester, NY! Jay’s presentation is titled “Full-Text Search, It’s Not Just For Documents.” The presentation will discuss setting up and using full-text searches, how to handle noise words that may match names and name synonyms to create a robust solution, and will demonstrate how full-text searches can be used to find names in poorly formatted data.

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Jay Holliday Learns About Current and Upcoming Technology Trends

PCS developer Jay Holliday attended CodeMash January 8-10 at the Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio. After attending the event he commented, “I would probably call it one of the premier developer events in the country located right here in Ohio. It covers a wide range of topics, especially new technologies and trends that are just starting to get noticed which quite often move into the mainstream in the following years.”

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