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Passing of a friend

Earlier this week, a long-time friend of our firm, Rich Burd, passed away. Rich has long been a leader in the Lawrence community, helping with Little League Baseball and countless other youth sports. BitWise has had the honor and privilege of working with Rich for many years. We enjoyed his matter-of-fact demeanor and what-you-see-is-what-you-get attitude. Rich was never without a smile. We’ll miss our friend Rich, for certain. Our prayers, thoughts and condolences go out to his wife Chris, the… Continue

Added by Ron Brumbarger on November 13, 2009 at 10:02am — 1 Comment

Business Analyst and Business Development Manager

Fellow Smooshiers, As the President and CEO of BitWise Solutions for over 16 years, I have worked with many professionals from many parts of the nation. However, as I look back, I recognize the immense value that fellow Hoosiers have brought to the table over countless projects and engagements. The unique Hoosier spirit is made up of hard work, dedication, and innovative ideas, all things we cultivate here at BitWise. Our current team is made up of some of the brightest minds in Indiana with re… Continue

Added by Ron Brumbarger on October 7, 2009 at 4:04pm — No Comments

Sit down and shut up you Peasant Hoosiers

If you would like to ask Senator Bayh about his opinions on health care reform, go visit his job fair on Tuesday between 9 and 3pm in room 405 at the IUPUI conference center. Continue

Added by Ron Brumbarger on August 8, 2009 at 9:39am — 2 Comments

Dear Princess Pelosi...

Dear Princess Pelosi, I am so thankful you are so enlightened and intelligent compared to the rest of the citizens of the U.S. We are fortunate beyond measure to have you as a significant leader in our country. Where would we be without you? Please, Princess Pelosi, keep up the great work. You are charging down the socialism path so swiftly the rest of the free world is in awe at our pace of change! Also, Princess Pelosi, I am thankful that you so acutely defined the Cap & Trade bill as a… Continue

Added by Ron Brumbarger on July 2, 2009 at 12:06am — 1 Comment

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