April Fool has come and gone, and we forgot to continue the fine geek tradition of posting something inane but possibly true, like how we are entering the camel rearing business while producing organic fertiliser from their poop.
What we are now doing is nothing short of revolutionary, we are diverging.
Oh yeah, and a few other deals in consideration, like our first contractual agreement with a potential client. It has been quite a while since we have used contracts. The last time we used them was the spring of 1988, on the first day of April.
Ah... Those were the days. The Berlin Wall had just been demolished, along with the Malaysian judiciary way back then...
Seriously. As a business entity, we want nothing but the fairest of judges, so for anyone reading this, take note that our stand is definitely against judicial corruption by the Executive.
The decision on the contractual agreement will be made known to us on the 14th of April 2008.
Also, Sautern Enterprise has managed to increase the programmers in our ranks by one, replacing the shock departure of Hall, who left without a word.
At least we know now, how women feel when their husbands divorce them through SMS messages.
Actually, make that two women.
Chin Hong has agreed to takeover the stalled Sautern Enterprise website, in which he has been instructed to do his very best to produce something usable by the 16th of April.
Also in the works, differences in opinion within the ranks of the Triumvirate. Do we outsource our projects or do we not?
If we outsource our projects, the outcome would be inconsistent as we would be left out of the quality control process until the coding is delivered. However, we may be able to increase company revenue.
If we don't outsource, we need to find capable programmers who are willing to work on our projects on a contractual basis, which would take more time and effort than the company may have.
We hope you loyal viewers and supporters of the company give your RM0.0001 worth of views on this matter.
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