Thanks Ingo, I think this would do for now, the important thing is our company is back on. Gratefully will work harder to contribute to further make OpenBSD known in the Philippines. By the way, our company is planning to organize OpenBSD hackathon here but not sure who to reach to, can you give me pointers to whom I should enquire? Looking forward to your response. Thank you very much.
On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 2:47 AM, Ingo Schwarze <schwa...@usta.de> wrote: > Hi, > > Tito Mari Francis Escano wrote on Sat, Apr 16, 2016 at 11:28:29PM +0800: > >> 0 >> C Philippines >> P National Capital Region >> T Taguig City >> Z 1633 >> O EDGEKIT Computer Systems >> I Tito Mari Francis H. Escano >> A Block 1 Lot 24 Zone 1 Central Bicutan >> M titomarifran...@edgekit.com >> U http://www.edgekit.com/ >> B +63 916 640 2020 > > Committed. > > Good luck for your projects! > Ingo > > >> X N/A >> N EDGEKIT Computer Systems is proudly the only company in the Philippines >> that provides professional support, consultancy and training services on >> OpenBSD and PostgreSQL, the best in their class free and open source >> enterprise platforms.<br/> >> >> EDGEKIT Computer Systems provides small and medium scale businesses >> with simple, secure and functional solutions built on our <a >> href='http://www.edgekit.com/p/our-offerings_6.html'>Weapon of >> Choice</a> selection of secure platforms, tools, methodologies and >> resources to give them the competitive edge. > > P.S. > I shortened the desciption a bit, though, cutting it down to > substantial information and dropping arguable claims and buzzwords. > No other company has two paragraphs of notes, and there does appear > to be one other OpenBSD consultant in the National Capital Region > - not sure whether he regards himself as as a company, but let's > simply avoid any possible argument over it.
