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"Fit ye're fit for" (What you are capable of)
Competency
"Fit wye a thingie's fit fir fit it's supposed tae fit"(The way in which something is suitable for what it is intended to fit).
Quality
"Handy things tae hae handy" (Convenient or useful things to have at hand)
Resources
"Fit tae dee - 'n' fit wye, tae "(What to do - and how, too)
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June 2008
Out now! All new Promanade software (already in use in the UK, USA and Norway). Coming shortly! A new website dedicated to Promanade software.
October 2007
New users in the last few months include one of the world's leading engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies, one of the Asian operations of a global oil company, and yet more Norwegian Continental Shelf operators.
March 2007
Now they're cooking with gas...
New users include Gassco and BayernGas in Norway.
Congratulations to Promanade-X user DES Operations Limited, on winning the Best Newcomer in the recent Subsea Industry Awards.
Autumn 2006
As a result of Peter Fraser's book "Dee the Business" he was asked to produce a Doric version of the Lord's Prayer.
Summer 2006
Reaching new continents. Hot on the heels of our success in China (see below), DMEA in the US and TNK-BP in Siberia are both now using Promanade, thus proving that the software is capable of running at 20 degrees below and 30 above zero...
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Our thanks to the IT Department of Robert Gordon University for their help in meeting the challenges of adapting Promanade to cater for foreign languages and character sets.
Spring 2006
MandOS has gained its first user in the People's Republic of China. Our business partner ScandPower Risk Management's
Beijing office has sold Promanade-X to a subsidiary of Sinopec, China's second largest oil company.
Closer to home, BG Group, Lloyds Register EMEA and Grampian Police are other significant customers for our software and approach to management systems development.
Autumn 2005
NOW PUBLISHED "Dee the Business" is a tongue in cheek explanation of business concepts and IT terms.
"... the IT error message haikus alone make the book worth reading."
(Scottish Business Insider magazine)
Read excerpts / order on-line
...and "FLOWCHAT" - the first edition of our occasional newsletter.
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