I was involved in the initial setup back in the 80s. It was all new in the 80s, so there was a learning curve but once we got over the learning curve, it's been very easy to bring people in and out of. You did have to learn back then. Even our new folks that come on today, you have to teach them. It's middle of the road, I guess.

Initial setup was 30 years ago. I only started working on it about 25 years ago.

I was not part of the initial setup team thirty years ago. I've been working for the company for forty years, but I wasn't involved.

The initial setup has been easy.

We have about 10 people working for us for deployment and maintenance. As we worked for many clients, I think that one or two specialists with a good knowledge would do all the work for one company.