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CALL FOR SPEAKERS! Request to Present at MUG San Antonio! |
WANT TO JOIN OUR AGENDA AS A SPEAKER? Speakers will receive complimentary conference admission. MUG is an ideal way for you to highlight your company's operational experiences, share user success stories, showcase technological innovations, and share overall business knowledge and insights. Submit your Request to Present at MUG San Antonio online today! |
It is with great sadness that we at Haverly Systems announce that our friend and colleague Dr. Richard Tan passed away unexpectedly on Friday 27th April. A Haverly employee for 31 years, Richard was a valued and vital member of our team - hardworking, clever, good-humored. He shared his knowledge and experience with great effect to the clients he supported and the students he taught over his long career with us. He leaves a legacy of his ideas in our code and products that will keep his memory very much alive for us. While Richard is irreplaceable, our team is stepping up to carry forward the work and developments in the systems that he concentrated upon, which he would wish for us to do.
Richard's Memorial Service and Tributary Page can be found here: Obituary information for Richard Lun Tan
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Save the Date for MUG 2025 San Antonio!September 28 - October 3, 2025 |
Haverly Systems is excited announce that San Antonio, TX will be the location for our MUG 2025 North American Technical Conference and courses! This event will coordinate with the annual COQA Fall Meeting, that will also take place that week in San Antonio at the nearby Menger Hotel on October 1 and 2! Plan to attend both events! Register online for MUG today! And also register directly for COQA online through their website: COQA San Antonio 2025 Submit your Request to Present at the conference here: MUG Request to Present |
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Dr. Kathryn Nelson, one of Haverly's LP experts, will be stopping by our website to share general information about optimization -- linear programming, MIP, SLP, recursion -- as well as specific tips and best practice suggestions for GRTMPS. Articles can be found on Haverly's home page under the section, Kathy's Desk, and new entries will appear monthly (or thereabouts) so drop by now and again to see what's new! See her latest article HERE. |