Wednesday, March 14, 2007

Apex Evangelists goes live!

Today John Scott and myself are launching Apex Evangelists, we formed the idea for an Application Express services company during one of our many discussions at Oracle Openworld and over the last few months have honed our idea of what we are going to provide.


The idea behind Apex Evangelists is that we will use our knowledge and experience of Application Express to provide a range of services, some of which are listed here -

  • Application & Website Development (plus of course hosting)
  • Training & Coaching (onsite and in our European Training Days)
  • Application and Database Migrations
  • Support Services

Our primary goal is to be able to provide these services to the European market and to generally evangelise (hence the name!) about how beneficial using APEX can be to European companies. We also decided that in order to take on bigger projects than just two of us could handle and to also cover more of the European market we would also need to involve other great enthusiastic APEX developers, so we're pleased to announce that Dietmar Aust, Patrick Wolf, Denes Kubicek will be helping us in our quest.

These are very exciting times and I'm sure that there are busy times ahead!

7 comments:

Carl Backstrom said...

Congratulation's and best of luck.

Dimitri Gielis said...

Thanks Carl. I really appreciate your support! Lets get APEX rock-and-roll!

Anonymous said...

Congrats and have fun in your new venture.

Anonymous said...

Hola Dimi :), ge zijt goed bezig! Veel succes met de uitdaging!

Anonymous said...

Great initiative! And, btw, beautiful site ... (Apex of course!)

If I can help with the Apex-evangelisation work, let me know. I have still some ideas ...

Dimitri Gielis said...

Thanks all for the lovely words.

Anonymous said...

If you were going to buy a golf club, you wouldn't walk into a store and buy the first one you see, would you? Of course

not; especially if you want to improve your golf game! You'll want to hold the club, take some practice swings, hit some

balls if the store has a practice spot, and look at the price, of course. If you are considering buying running shoes,

you need to go through a similar process and take the time to find the perfect shoe.