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August 30, 2008

Come check out some of the new stuff with AuthAnvil at Loadfest 2008!

September is just around the corner, making it a perfect time for you to get the inside scoop on new technologies like Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V, Small Business Server, SharePoint Server, Response Point and other leading Microsoft technologies at Loadfest 2008!

Loadfest 2008 is a free event for IT Professionals, IT Directors, System Engineers and Microsoft Partners who are looking to connect with their peers whilst gaining valuable hands-on experience with some of the latest & greatest products from Microsoft.

To register, navigate to the following URL: https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=130019

Join leading Microsoft Partners and employees as they share their experiences with these new technologies! In addition having an opportunity to network with your peers, you'll be able to attend special breakout sessions, see some great demos, and have a chance to win prizes! Don't miss out on this awesome experience to gain an advantage on these Microsoft solutions! Join us at Loadfest 2008 on September 27th!

Notable Speakers and Presentations
Rodney Buike from Microsoft is making the trip out from Toronto to show IT Professionals in Calgary when is coming with relation to Microsoft technologies. Get the technical brief on Small Business Server 2008, especially now that it is been released. Also, Rodney will show us Hyper-V and Windows Server 2008. Get 3 hours of technical training on SBS and Windows Server. Play with these great products and ask technical questions to the people that can answer the questions you have.

Are you curious about Response Point? Come and see Microsoft's latest small business telephone system! Jeff Loucks is a Microsoft MVP with Response Point and he will be delivering a technical demonstration on Response Point during Loadfest 2008.

Lunch is being sponsored by us. We will having a technical lunch and learn and will show you the technical side of AuthAnvil and how to deploy a higher level of security for your networks and clients. I will also be available to address any questions and talk technical about AuthAnvil one on one if you need the time.

Popcorn Technologies will be giving a demo on MOSS (SharePoint Server) and how to fit MOSS into your environments.

Agenda
In addition to some hands-on experience, you'll also see some great presentations. Here's a quick list of some of the sessions that you'll see during the day:

8:30 AM - Meet & Greet
9:00 AM - Windows Small Business Server 2008 Technical Demo
10:40 AM - Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
12:00 PM - AuthAnvil Luncheon
1:00 PM - Windows 2008 Server and Hyper-V
2:40 PM - Response Point

Where?
Popcorn Technologies (6016 3rd Street SW, Calgary, AB)
Windows Live Maps: http://tinyurl.com/653zvv

When?
September 27th from 8:30 AM to 5 PM (Mountain)

Hope to see some of you there!!

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August 29, 2008

Scorpion Software will be closed for Labour Day

On Monday, September 1st, all of Canada will be celebrating Labour Day. This is a national holiday celebrated across Canada on the first Monday of September of each year.

As a result, Scorpion Software will be closed Monday, with staff celebrating the holiday with their families.

To those celebrating, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

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August 01, 2008

Scorpion Software will be closed for British Columbia Day

On Monday, August 4th, all of British Columbia will be celebrating British Columbia Day. This is a Civic Holiday (with different names) celebrated across Canada on the first Monday of August each year.

As a result, Scorpion Software will be closed Monday, with staff celebrating the holiday with their families.

To those celebrating, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

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May 22, 2008

Tune in to my interview on BlogTalk Radio tomorrow

Stuart Crawford of IT Matters and host of the SMB BlogTalk radio show has invited me to come on his show tomorrow and talk about managing business risks in a remotely connected world. You can visit the show site here and set a reminder in your calendar.

This is going to be an interesting interview. On top of talking about remote access risk and how to reduce it with solutions like AuthAnvil, we are going to be making a special announcement that we believe many in the SMB community will really appreciate. You have to be tuned in to find out what it is :-)

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May 16, 2008

Scorpion Software's office will be closed for Victoria Day

On Monday, May 19th, all of Canada and parts of Scotland and the Cayman Islands will be celebrating Victoria Day. This is a national statutory holiday celebrating the birthday of Queen Victoria.

As a result, Scorpion Software will be closed next Monday, with staff celebrating the holiday with their families.

To those celebrating, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

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May 04, 2008

Come join us during the SMB Conference Call

Balancing security in the SMB space. That's part of the topic of discussion during the next SMB Conference call. Karl Palachuk from Great Little Book Publishing is holding his monthly conference call, and has invited me to come talk about security in the SMB space, and how strong authentication fits in to it.

So come join us. His conference bridge is limited to the first 300 callers so you will have to have your dialing finger ready!

To join the conference call:

When: Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
Time: 9:00 AM Pacific Time Zone
Dial In: (319) 279-1000
Participant passcode: 1024518.

At the end of the call, there will be a special offer for those who listened in. Make sure you stay for it if you want to get your hands on AuthAnvil.

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April 12, 2008

MSPU webinar on leveraging strong authentication in MSP environments now available for viewing

Last week Erick Simpson and the crew of MSP University invited me to come speak about leveraging strong authentication to reduce business and technical risk to MSP environments. Erick and I spent an hour discussing the weakness in static password and how HR issues such as staff turn over cause administrative burdens to MSP businesses when it comes to password management. We discussed how products like AuthAnvil can help to reduce those risks and burdens to acceptable levels, and I even did a short demonstration showing how two-factor authenticaiton and identity assurance can work.

You can register to watch a recording of the webinar as well as other MSP University content by clicking here.

If you watch the webinar all the way through, you will learn how you can get a free download of MSP University's great audio version of their book "The Best I.T. Sales & Marketing BOOK EVER!". You will even be able to take advantage of a special offer from Scorpion Software to give AuthAnvil a try.

So what are you waiting for? Register now!

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April 04, 2008

Learn about balancing security risk at the upcoming Microsoft Canadian Strategic Architect Forum

On April 10th I will be hosting a roundtable at Microsoft's invitiation only Canadian Strategic Architect Forum in Vancouver, British Columbia. For those attending, you have an opportunity to explore openly how appying security to business workflow has to be balanced with the real world constraints of budgets vs. acceptable risk.

Below is the abstract:

Security is about risk mitigation, not risk avoidance. When considering the checks and balances of developing and/or deploying technical safeguards to reduce business risk to acceptable levels, it may be seen as too expensive to design in from the start. In this roundtable, we will explore the implications of applying security to business workflow, and discuss openly how this balances with the real world constraints of budgets vs. acceptable risk.

So if you are part of the elite group of Microsoft architects coming to the forum, I look forward to seeing you there. Bring your hardest real world questions about how to manage business risk while architecting these critical systems and behind closed doors we can really get into a discussion about just how to find the right balance to mitigate these risk to acceptable levels, and how to best measure that within your organization.

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April 03, 2008

Attend SMB Summit and learn about the risks of remote access

If there is one investment you should make for your company to get the strategic business and technical knowledge and build valuable peer relationships with other successful partners and vendors, it would be the 4th annual SMB Summit. Partners will get first hand information and knowledge on new products and services that supplement your customers' solution.

And if you are going, you can come sit in my session where I will talk about the business risk of remote access, especially for remote management, and how Identity Assurance (IA) and strong authentication can help reduce those risks.

Below is the abstract of my presentation:

Extending remote access for critical business assets to employees, partners and customers is vital for many Internet-enabled businesses of today. Along with the benefits of additional accessibility and increased productivity comes the potential for more business risk. Employee turn-over, weak passwords, and untrusted remote systems all act as catalysts to provide an unprecedented threat landscape for potential business loss. In this session, attendees will be introduced to the concepts of identity assurance (IA) and how IA can be used to securely manage remote access to sensitive business assets, and explore some of the new technologies in Windows Server 2008 that help to reduce these risks.

So what are you waiting for? Book a flight to Las Colinas, Texas and join us from April 18-21st. My session is on April 20th from 10:45-12:00pm. Register now.

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April 02, 2008

Please join us for a Webinar on Strong Authentication for MSPs

The threat landscape that makes up network use has always shown that unabridged access for TRUSTED users can cause significant damage to a business. From information disclosure and theft to malicious or accidental destruction, it is far too easy for staff to cause harm if they mean to or not, especially when no one knows who it is. It can be a huge HR issue.

It gets worse for MSPs. Now you not only have to protect your own network against internal staff, you also have to protect your client's network. When a staff member leaves your organization, what processes and procedures do you have in place to change login credentials and prevent them from accessing remote client sites? What could they do if you don't change the credentials? These are real risks, and ones that your clients SHOULD be concerned with. In other words, you need to show best efforts to protect your clients from your employees... a situation most MSPs don't think about.

Erick Simpson over at MSPU has invited me to participate in a webinar to discuss these risks, and talk about how you can use AuthAnvil to help battle these threats. Join us on Wednesday, April 9th at 8:00am PST and learn for yourself how we can help with this issue. And as a special bonus, you will get Erick's audio book on "The Best I.T. Sales & Marketing BOOK EVER!" for FREE. That's a $59 value!

To top that off, all attendees who stay to the end of the webinar and fill out a survey will be put in a draw for an AuthAnvil Starter Kit, which includes 5 tokens and a 1 year subscription to AuthAnvil and RWW-Guard, absolutely free. That's an $875 value!!

So what are you waiting for? Go register for the webinar now.

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March 22, 2008

Hey IT pros in Calgary, come learn about AuthAnvil

On March 25th I will be presenting to the Southern Alberta Microsoft User Community in Calgary, Alberta. We will be discussing Mitigating Business Risk in a Remotely Connected World, and I will demonstrate just how AuthAnvil can help to provide identity assurance when accessing corporate assets remotely.

If you are interested in strong two-factor authentication for SMB you won't want to miss the event. And please make sure you come introduce yourself to me afterwards. The registration information is below.

Date: March 25, 2008
Time: 6 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Popcorn Technologies, 6016 3rd Street SW, Calgary, AB
Phone: 403.710.4357
EMail: info@samuc.com
Cost: $20.00 per attendee, includes dinner
Registration: http://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=125234

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November 11, 2007

Dana Epp to speak at the SMB Security Summit

Featuring some of the world's most respected SMB Security experts, this event focuses on how SMB IT Resellers understand customer security requirements, design solutions to respond to determined threats, and sell and implement end solutions. SBSfaq.com in conjunction with Trend Micro are hosting this free community event in Sydney, Australia on November 23, 2007.

You can find more information and register for the event at http://events.sbsfaq.com/2007SMBSS.aspx.

I will be there speaking in various trackings. Susan Bradley and I will be teaming up to discuss risk analysis and how security is perceived and understood at the customer level. I will then speak later in the day with Wayne Small and discuss some of the technical aspects of implementing security, and explore the tools and technical safeguards that exist out there to help reduce risk to acceptable levels for your customers.

Included in that will be discussion about strong authentication and identity assurance. Time permitting, I may even show how we protect our own deployment of Trend Micro's Security Dashboard with AuthAnvil, demonstrating how layered security can effectively reduce management risk to web applications. Nothing beats having the assurance that you know WHO is accessing critical services that provide the management to the security capabailities of all servers and workstations on the network. You can get that assurance when using the AuthAnvil Web Logon Agent to protect your Security Dashboard. Just one of the new agents that is coming with Version 1.5 of AuthAnvil, due out at the end of the month.

So if you are in Sydney on November 23rd, you really should come out. Along side of the presentations I am giving there are several other excellent experts like Amy Babinchak, Eriq Neale, Dean Calvert and Ryan Spillane who will demonstrate issues and solutions in the SMB Security space.

See you there!

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Come see AuthAnvil in action at the Sydney SBS User Group Meeting

The November Sydney SBS Group meeting has been moved to just over a week later this month and will be held on Wednesday November 21st, 2007. I'll be there along with other international Microsoft MVPs to lend our support to the group and discuss our experiences with SBS and security. I will spend an hour and talk about why identity assurance is important in a SBS environment and will show how AuthAnvil can be used on SBS to protect your business when allowing remote access with VPN and RWW.

For those of you outside of Sydney, they will be webcasting the event. Regardless of attending in person or via the webcast, they ask that you register and they'll send you the link for the webcast and reminders closer to the day.

You can get more details here.

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We're coming "Down Under" to Australia!

Hey everybody,

If you don't already know, I will be coming down to Australia November 18th through Novermber 26th to speak at the SMB Security Summit, the Sydney SBS UG and some private events being held at Microsoft Australia. I will follow up under different posts for information about the public events and include some content details, but I wanted to first reach out to our Australian clients and let you know I will be in Sydney.

If you would like to arrange time for a coffee or perhaps dinner, please send me an email to dana@scorpionsoft.com. Although I cannot guarantee my schedule will give me the opportunity to meet with all of you, please feel free to contact me if you would like the opportunity to meet with me one on one to discuss strong authentication, identity assurance and our solutions with AuthAnvil and RWW-Guard.

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May 03, 2006

Presenting at the PacWest Regional SBS UG Event

I will be down at the Microsoft campus in Redmond to present on the benefits and security of ISA 2004 at the upcoming PacWest SBS UG event on May 13th. If you are an SBS partner and would like to learn how ISA can benefit your business and benefit your customers, consider stopping by and attending my talk. I might even have some time to show how Firewall Dashboard enters the mix to show how effective the product is in being able to quickly and easily show you possible threats to your customers and their businesses from the Internet, and show you how effective their ISA firewall is playing in their perimeter defenses

There will be lots of other interesting topics during the event including more information on SBS R2, how to make money with licensing and a few vendor centric presentations from some of the great vendors who support SBS.

If you would like to attend the event, please check out the registration page.

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April 24, 2006

Security Audits - How to Implement Them and What to Look For

If you've been running a business for more than a few days, chances are some sort of malware has squiggled into your network. And if you're bigger than just a few computers, chances are your users have brought in something that's compromising your network, including rogue wireless access points, inappropriate file sharing, and peer-to-peer systems. Plus, application holes and their patches seem to crop up with startling regularity these days.

If you are a small business and interested in learning more on what you can do about this, come join me during a PC Magazine webcast event on April 26th at 2pm EST where we are going to explore this. In this event we will describe first exactly why you should conduct regular security audits, help you develop a check list of key elements to look for, and then walk you through the best practices of conducting a security audit - and then fixing the problems – for small businesses.

And I won't be alone in discussing this. Moderated by John Dickinson from PC Magazine, Jon Clay (Trend Micro) and Cory Scott (Symantec) will join me in taking your questions about security audits and how they can be an effective addition to the security analytics for your business.

You can get more information, including instructions on how to register, by clicking here.

Come join the conversation! I hope to see you there.

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April 01, 2006

Presenting at SMBNation NY

I will be presenting on the topic of "Firewall Analytics on SBS2003" at the SMBNation East Conference in New York May 5th and 6th. If you are a consultant, VAR or system integrator of SBS 2003 and have any interest in learning how you can gain more insightful security intelligence from your ISA2004 reports and logs, you should register and come attend this event. We might even take a few moments and show you some of our tools that can automate this process for you... saving you hours in administering this yourself.

This event is being hosted by Harry and his SMBNation crew at:

Computer Associates HQ
Conference Center
New York

For more information about the event, check out www.smbnation.com. Hope to see you there!

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March 14, 2006

Small Business and the 5 Rules of the Regulatory Process

Take your business to the next level.

This week Microsoft is holding the Small Business Summit to celebrate YOUR potential. During this FREE four-day online event, some of the leading voices in business today will present ways to get more from your IT investment, save time and money in running your business, and better connect with and market to your customers.

I have been asked to present in the "Computer Security" track on the topic of "Is Your Business in Regulatory Compliance". The topic title doesn't do justice to what I will be speaking about. Managing security to meet regulatory compliance is a growing area of focus for small businesses. Addressing regulatory compliance requirements encompasses a combination of operational processes and technical controls in support of good business practices. I will be presenting my thoughts on how small business can leverage regulatory compliance requirements as assets to their business, through a set of rules I designed called the "5 Rules of the Regulatory Process". These rules break the shackles of complex regulatory compliance workflow and allows small business to meet many compliance objectives WITHOUT having to spend an enterprise-style budget to do so. And more importantly... add value to the business at the same time.

Want to learn more? Then come listen to me speak. They will be webcasting the event, so you won't even have to leave your desk!

Title: Is Your Business in Regulatory Compliance?
Speaker: Dana Epp, Microsoft Security MVP
Date: 03/16/2006
Time: 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM PST

You can signup by clicking here. I hope to see you at the presentation!

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February 28, 2006

Presenting at the SMBTN Spring Conference

I will be presenting on the topic of "Firewall Analytics on SBS2003" at the SMBTN Spring Conference in LA (Buena Park) at the end of March. If you are a consultant, VAR or system integrator of SBS 2003 and have any interest in learning how you can gain more insightful security intelligence from your ISA2004 reports and logs, you should register and come attend this event. We might even take a few moments and show you some of our tools that can automate this process for you... saving you hours in administering this yourself.

This event is being hosted by the SMB Technology Network at:

Embassy Suites in Buena Park
7762 Beach Blvd,
Buena Park, 90620

Please note, hotel rooms are getting hard to find. You should book soon if you wish to attend.

For more information about the event, check out www.smbtn.org. Hope to see you there!

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February 16, 2006

Speaking at the Microsoft Small Business Summit

Managing security to meet regulatory compliance is a growing area of focus for small businesses. Addressing regulatory compliance requirements encompasses a combination of operational processes and technical controls in support of good business practices.

I will be presenting this topic on "Demystifying the Regulatory Process" at the Microsoft Small Business Summit on March 16th. I do hope you will sign up and check it out.

Along side my presentation, Microsoft has done a great job in putting together a great summit. Check out some of the other sessions over the 4 days. It's a great investment for your small business.

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November 09, 2005

Attending Westcoast Security Forum

I will be down in the Vancouver area from November 13th through 14th taking part in the Westcoast Security Forum. Along side of a few obligations I have with the forum, I have some time available for a few customers or potential VARs.

If you would like an opportunity to meet with me to discuss your current deployment needs and business opportunities, please feel free to contact me (dana@scorpionsoft.com) to schedule some time. I only have a couple of opening available, so it will be first come first serve.

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September 01, 2005

Attending SMB Nation Annual Conference

I will be down in the Seattle area from September 8th through 11th speaking at the SMB Nation Annual Conference. Along side of a few meetings with Microsoft and SBS MVPs, I have some time available for a few customers or potential VARs.

If you would like an opportunity to meet with me to discuss your current deployment needs and business opportunities, please feel free to contact me (dana@scorpionsoft.com) to schedule some time. I only have a couple of opening available, so it will be first come first serve.

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June 28, 2005

Presenting at Vancouver SBS UG

I will be presenting on the topic of "Hardening Small Business Server 2003" on July 14th from 6pm to 8pm at the Microsoft office in Vancouver. If you are a consultant, VAR or system integrator of SBS 2003 and have any interest in learning how you can harden SBS to meet regulatory compliance levels using NSA guidelines and Microsoft Security Best Practices, you should register and come attend this free event. We might even take a few moments and show you some of our upcoming tools that can automate this hardening process for you... saving you hours in administering this yourself.

This event is being hosted by the Vancouver SBS UG at the Microsoft office at:

Microsoft Canada
Suite # 1100, Terasen Building.
1111 West Georgia Street (at Thurlow)
Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4M3

For more information about the SBS UG, check out www.vansbs.com. Hope to see you there!

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May 01, 2005

Attending Microsoft Plugfest

Scorpion Software will be down at the Redmond campus of Microsoft this week attending the Microsoft Plugfest being hosted in the QA labs in Building 21. If you are a security software vendor with competing or complimentary products that you wish to do interop testing with, please contact me (dana@scorpionsoft.com) and let me know. Microsoft has set up a schedule for testing and if we didn't get matched up, I am willing to personally commit time in the evening or early morning to ensure it can be done with your team.

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February 13, 2005

Attending SMB Nation ISV Summit

I will be down in the Seattle area from March 2 through 4th attending the SMB Nation ISV Summit. Along side a few meetings with Microsoft and HP, I have some time available for a few customers or potential VARs.

If you would like an opportunity to meet with me to discuss your current deployment needs and business opportunities, please feel free to contact me (dana@scorpionsoft.com) to schedule some time. I only have a couple of opening available, so it will be first come first serve.

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December 03, 2004

Attending Microsoft Plugfest

Scorpion Software will be down at the Redmond campus of Microsoft next week attending the Microsoft Plugfest being hosted in the QA labs in Building 21. If you are a security software vendor with competing or complimentary products that you wish to do interop testing with, please contact me (dana@scorpionsoft.com) and let me know. Microsoft will be setting up a schedule for testing and if we don't get matched up, I am willing to personally commit time in the evening or early morning to ensure it can be done with your team.

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November 05, 2004

Attending the West Coast Security Forum

Scorpion Software has been selected as one of the leading new innovators in the infosec space, and invited to participate in the new "Innovation Pavilion" at the West Coast Security Forum. Drop by and visit us at our booth in the Pavilion, or come and sit in the Innovation Panel where I have been asked to speak on behalf of the company. If you come by and drop off your business card and say "Dana sent you", we will even make sure you get a free copy of Carina.

See you there!

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October 24, 2004

Attending SecureWorld Expo

I will be in the Seattle area attending the SecureWorld Expo on October 26th and 27th, and have some time available to meet with any current or potential clients in the region in and around that time. If you would like an opportunity to discuss your deployment with me face to face, please feel free to drop me an email at dana@scorpionsoft.com.

Microsoft's own Robert Scoble is also hosting a Geek Dinner for me on Tuesday, October 26th at 6:30 p.m. at the Crossroads in Bellevue. If you want to geek out and discuss everything from security to smartphones, come drop by. The invitation is open to everyone.

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October 06, 2004

Meeting in LA / Customer Appreciation Dinner

I will be in the LA area from October 15th - 18th meeting with Value Added Resellers (VARs) in the region. If you are a potential customer or a VAR who would like an opportunity to meet with me to discuss your current deployment needs and business opportunities, please feel free to send an email to sales@scorpionsoft.com to schedule some time. I only have a couple of opening still available, so it will be first come first server.

I will also be hosting a customer appreciation dinner at the Rio Lounge & Grill in Encino. It will be a lot of fun as Rio is a churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian place where churrasco - the continuous serving of steak, chicken, pork and ribs are carved at your tableside from skewers - is practiced. If you haven't yet had the experience of churrasco, you are in for a treat!

If you have not yet received your invitation from our sales team, please email me directly (dana@scorpionsoft.com) to ensure we reserve enough seating to include you.

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