For my FedEx Day project, I worked from DMC Boston on the DMC Portal (a name-in-progress). The DMC Portal is a system of two stations – one in DMC Chicago, the other in DMC Boston – with a computer, television, and webcam apiece. These...
After working on a number of .NET WPF applications, DMC has developed a standard framework we like to use for our application development. This involves setting up our architecture and directory in a way that allows for loose coupling and separation ...
For FedEx Day 2014, Cesar, Jack and I worked on a data mining project that investigated sales estimates on various projects at DMC. The result of the day’s work was a report with several insightful metrics, charts and distributions that illustr...
David and I spent the DMC Fed Ex Day putting together information that describes a dozen packaged solutions that DMC has developed for SharePoint and Office 365. For each solution, we authored a description of the solution along with a list of f...
DMC held yet another of its internally famed FedEx Days on the first of May. With our Boston office joining Chicago in the fun, DMC spurred innovation in two cities! FedEx Day was originally adopted from Drive, a book by Daniel Pink that...
Each month DMC's Employee Spotlight takes a closer look at a different employee to learn more about the people who make up Team DMC. Apart from the variety of work and the people who work at DMC, Spencer loves the high level difficulty of the ...
For our recent All Day Company Meeting (ADCM), DMC headed over to Cooking Fools in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood. It's fun day of formulating goals, brainstorming, and teambuilding that has taken us to places like Wrigley Field, l...
Engineers are known for being serious about their work, but we leave plenty of room for laughs. At DMC, we have a fondness for humor of the geeky variety. Joke by: Matt Puskala, Jon Carson, Ryan Taylor, Alex Krejcie Illustration b...
Visitors to DMC may notice our ever-changing "Quote Board," documenting the most infamous utterances of the moment.
Three people successfully solved the Equilibrium Angle Geek Challenge. They were Dan Freve of DMC, Brandon Williams of Yaskawa and Jeff Winegar of DMC. The correct answer is C: a ≈ 50 degrees The interpretation of this answer is that ...