Hi, Dan. Congratulations! However, you will be missed. Thanks for all you've accomplished at GW Micro and now AISquared. My continuing employment was, in many respects, due to you and GW Micro's commitment to helping those of us who are blind or visually impaired by developing Window-Eyes to where it is today. Imagine what it might have been like if I had to buy multiple copies of a screenreader package just to do my job? The competition would have required it, since I had to oversee eight PC's in my facility, and each had to have a screenreader installed so I could do everything from start them up at the beginning of the day, to perfoming security checks on them at random. If you folks didn't understand my predicament, I might have lost this job, due to the sheer expense of having to have multiple screenreader packages purchased and installed.

Aside from all the above, though, thanks for your service and effort at making Window-Eyes work for us, thereby helping us go to work.--Matthew Chao (also retired)



On 2/11/2016 12:39 PM, Dan Weirich via Talk wrote:
I am retiring.

My career in the Assistive Technology industry started in the late 80's, working for 
Computer Aids Corp. for a couple years, where I met Doug Geoffray.  Then I partnered 
with Doug to launch GW Micro in 1990 which operated for 24 years, followed by our 
merging into Ai Squared in 2014.  So now, after almost 28 years in the AT industry, 
it's time for me to take a break.  I will be retired from Ai Squared after this week. 
 No worries - the rest of the Fort Wayne office and staff will continue as normal - 
whatever normal means <smile>.

I'm not very active on this list but I look at many of the posts and I know 
many of your names even if we rarely talk on the phone or meet in person.  I 
will continue to support Ai Squared and if the opportunity presents itself who 
knows - I might come back for a few special projects from time to time.  Thank 
you very much for your support and friendship.

One thing I understand - this industry is very different from all others.  The 
people I know not only want to stay active, employed or stay in business but 
they also want to make the world a better place by providing quality products 
and services.  You should all be proud of whatever contribution you personally 
make.

Thank you all again for your friendship and loyalty over the many years.

Take care,

Dan

Daniel R. Weirich
VP of Strategic Programs
AI Squared
725 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN  46825
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www.aisquared.com<http://www.aisquared.com/>
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