Steve and I going over ideas and options. Steve was just going off (in a good way) and I was scribbling things down as fast as I could. Fun little session!

- Using adilas to run adilas - so many things are available - discover what is out there that we already have - harvesting elements of time - Steve is working on forward looking inventory planning - demand, work orders, recipes, supply, ending inventory

- We have lots of great developers, maybe tap into them and help us all learn some new skills - JSON, AJAX, Bootstrap, jQuery, etc.

- We have a great team all around - Sales and deployment is getting better and better

- More predictive stuff is coming - What to order, What to get rid of, finding that balance point

- Keep building the foundation

- The value of templates - Steve sees those concepts (templates) being used for invoices and employees - Maybe add template id to the flex attributes table.

- SaaS (software as a service) is developing, people are starting to trust the cloud more and more - Netflix, Google, etc. - They have taken the edge off a bit.

- Predictive loading and just in time events based on settings

- Fracture is already starting to morph (what we think it to be) - Helping users predict what they want - Break it all down into smaller and smaller predictive outcomes

- Simple pages that allow a customer to preset or only use what they need - like an artist pallet - pick and choose and put the pieces that you need, where you want it - All based on settings and permissions.

- We are seeing three (3) levels of users or programmers - They are full backend, middle end users, and frontend users - You will need all three as it gets more complex.

- The reality of the constant state of improvement(s) - It just keeps going! New tech (new technology) and new services are needed and wanted - All the time!

- Helping our clients succeed - That's the main goal!

- Minimal load but allow them to add weight and depth as they need - Helping to match price with what our clients are getting.

- I was showing Steve some screenshots from Chuck's presentation gallery project - super cool stuff. That (the presentation gallery) will be a great sales tool! So much potential!