GSA Technology Council

The Upstate Women In Technology meet for lunch Thursday, October 13, for a presentation by Gwen Corder, IT Manager at Trehel Corporation. Gwen will talk about how Trehel uses wireless technology, devices and remote applications to access data any time, anywhere. RSVP to uwit@gsatc.org or call Jill Rose at 864-675-1592.
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The Upstate Women In Technology meet May 12 for a presentation by Marvin Reems, Director of IT at Bob Jones University. Marvin will deliver a presentation about significant people in the history of computing along with lessons that we can learn from them. The group meets for lunch at noon on May 12th at the Cityrange Grill. RSVP to guicem@acentron.com.
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The Upstate Women In Technology meet for lunch on Thursday March 10. Mark Essex will present the history of his company, Netalytics. Netalytics markets Methasoft, a program designed to automate Methadone clinics. The software was developed in 1995, and was marketed under Netalytics beginning in 2001. Since then, yhey have grown from 6 customers to 75 customers in 22 states.
Contact uwit@gsatc.org. Lunch is at Cityrange Grill. $11.
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The Upstate Women In Technology meet for lunch on Thursday February 10 to talk about designing the new UWIT website. The group invites participation in developing the project plan and plans to take photos for the site at the meeting. Contact uwit@gsatc.org. Lunch is at Cityrange Grill. $11.
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UWIT will meet for lunch at noon on January 13 at City Range on Haywood Road. ECPI College will lead the discussion about women in the IT field. Topics covered will be: Trends in the information technology field, How women have contributed and how we’ve been successful in the industry, How women can continue to make an impact. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.org.
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The Upstate Women In Technology are hosting a holiday lunch on December 9th. Join them for fun and merriment as they celebrate the holiday season! There will have a gift exchange, rsvp for details. Lunch is $11, and is held at City Range on Haywood Road. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.org.
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Best Practices: Aligning IT Strategy & Technology with Business Goals. Tony Copeland, VP of Business Solutions Group, Acentron Technologies, Inc. will speak to the Upstate Women In Technology to give the group an overview on how to develop a framework to effectively align IT strategy with business goals. The group meets for a noon lunch at City Range Grill on Thursday, October 14. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.org.
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Join Upstate Women in Technology and Kelby Beezer Four Behavioral Styles Successful Professionals Must Know, an exciting talk about behavioral styles and the workplace. Kelby Beezer is the owner of the Human Edge, a coaching and organizational consulting business focused on helping people increase their effectiveness in their careers, their businesses, and their lives. The Human Edge specializes in working with leaders and teams accountable for creating and implementing critical business changes. Kelby is certified as a Senior Professional in Human Resources, a licensed facilitator of The Coaching Clinic ® , a High Impact Team Coach ©, and is a graduate of the Core Essentials program at Coach University. Lunch is $11 at Cityrange on Thursday, 9/9. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.org.
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The speaker for the August meeting will be Kathleen Anderson, owner of Upper Extremity Rehab Specialists. Kathleen is an Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience, her topics will include setting up your workstation and neck, shoulder and hand issues. UWIT meets Thursday, August 12 as noon for lunch at Cityrange Grill. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.ORG.

Lance Behymer, Regional Sales Director for Sprint, will present information on the latest mobile technology solutions for business. Lance has 15 years of communication experience with Sprint and Cisco Systems. He presentation will discuss the future of the “un-thethered work place”. New technologies allow business to touch their customers or partnes anywhere, anytime. Lunch is $11, Cityrange at noon. RSVP to UWIT@gsatc.org.
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