Little d Technology Lands Out of State Contract

as printed in the Newberry Eagle March 2006

Tony DeBone of Little d Technology recently signed a software support contract with Scripps Florida of The Scripps Research Institute. Tony traveled to Palm Beach, Florida in January, for one week.

The Scripps Research Institute is the world's largest, private non-profit biomedical research facility. Since its founding in 1961, the Institute has become internationally recognized for its basic research into immunology, molecular biology, cell biology, chemistry, neurosciences, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular disorders, and cancer research. While the nature of the work at TSRI is basic and aimed at the discovery of fundamental knowledge, research in these fields continues to have significant ramifications for stroke and heart disease, cancer, neurological disorders, viral diseases, alcoholism and chemical dependency, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, and kidney dysfunction.

Tony was the Lead Developer on the team that originally designed the software he will be supporting at TSRI, while he was working for CellTech in Seattle. Where did Scripps find their software expert? In beautiful La Pine, Oregon, of course!