2002

• November, 2002 - The Business Gazette, a newspaper with 32,000 circulation in the metro DC area, tells Fenestra’s story...
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• October, 2002 - Fenestra Technologies today announced that the U.S. Bureau of Census has awarded the company an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) task order type contract for Research and Development support in the area of Survey Engineering.
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• September, 2002 - Government-Exchange.com, a Canadian-based portal for public sector professionals, features “Digitizing the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2002 Economic Census.”
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• August, 2002 - Fenestra’s expertise in developing comprehensive understandings of the data domain will be shared at a variety of programs this fall, using the 2002 Economic Census project as a case study. Data capture, collection, distillation and dissemination approaches will be discussed, including the use of XML and web services.
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• July, 2002 - The technical story behind automating the U.S. Bureau of Census’ 2002 Economic Census (presented at XMLEurope 2002) is available online at http://www.idealliance.org/papers/xmle02/dx_xmle02/papers/04-04-03/04-04-03.html.
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• May, 2002 - Steven Schafer, Ph.D., and Chief Technology Officer at Fenestra Technologies Corporation, will discuss digitizing the 2002 United States Economic Census using eXtensible Markup Language at the XMLEurope Conference in Barcelona, Spain, on May 23rd.
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• May, 2002 - Rick Rogers, CEO, is speaking at the 13th Annual Borland Conference in Anaheim, CA.
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• May, 2002 - Fenestra sponsored a half-day forum titled "Accelerating Massive Data Exchange in the G2B Sector" featuring luminaries from The Conference Board, The Forbes Group, the Data Interchange Standards Association, The U.S. Bureau of Census and Haver Analytics.
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• April, 2002 - Fenestra’s custom publishing and XML capabilities are explored as solutions for the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2002 Economic Census in two leading publications, Government Computer News and Washington Technology.
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• March, 2002 - IBM has retained Fenestra Technologies Corporation to help prepare printed reports for American FactFinder, the electronic system for accessing and disseminating U.S. Census Bureau data over the Internet.
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• February, 2002 - Two prestigious conferences, IDEAlliance’s XML 2002 and Australasia’s AIIM affiliate (IIM2002) have invited Fenestra’s Chief Technology Officer to discuss his use of XML with the 2002 Economic Census project.
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• January, 2002 - The newest issue of GSA’s Office of Intergovernmental Solutions features an article titled “Digitizing the US Census Bureau Using eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML),” by Fenestra’s Chief Technology Officer, Steven Schafer, Ph.D.
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2001

• December, 2001 - “Going End-to-End: Interoperable E-Business Standards Integrated with End-User and Internal Interactions,” a new white paper by the Data Interchange Standards Association (DISA), highlights Fenestra Technologies Corporation’s work with the U.S. Census Bureau as an example of supporting end-user interactions. Read the press release.
• The U.S. Census Bureau has awarded Fenestra Technologies Corporation a $500,000 contract to design and create software that will build more than 650 electronic surveys for 2002 Economic Census respondents. Read the press release. [November 2001]
• 270Tech.net is featuring Rick Rogers, CEO, as a panelist for the IT Forum on “Knowledge Management, Customer Relationship Management and Government By the People”, on October 26 2001. Read the press release. [October 2001]
• John Elrick, a software specialist in new product development, has been hired to manage the technical and strategic activities with Fenestra’s 2002 U.S. Economic Census surveys project. Read the press release. [September 2001]
• Component Factory is adding a new tool for developers - the "Barcode Control." This product provides a clean, intuitive way to add barcode generation support to any application written with Borland Delphi 3, 4 or 5, or Borland C++ Builder 3, 4 or 5. Read the press release. [July 2001]
• Michael Klein, developer of the ExxonMobil Equipment Builder System (EMEBS), received the support contract to expand and refine this application. Read the press release. [April 2001]
• Jane O. Smith has joined Fenestra as the VP of Business Development. Read the press release. [February 2001]
• Fenestra received a special commendation for its work with a major United States Census Bureau project. Read the press release. [February 2001]

2000

• Fenestra Technologies recently moved into a new office park, in Germantown, MD. Read the press release. [August 2000]
• Fenestra Technologies Corporation recently joined the Corporate Volunteer Council of Montgomery County (CVC-MC), an organization providing corporate volunteer programs that match the resources and knowledge of businesses with the needs of nonprofit and public agencies serving local residents. Read the press release. [March 2000]
• Fenestra Technologies Corporation today announced its recent implementation of an e-business backbone for Washington Publishing Company (WPC), a firm that specializes in managing and distributing Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) information. Read the press release. [January 2000]
• Fenestra Technologies Corporation is pleased to announce the recent addition of Alison Furlong, Senior Web Developer, to its staff. Read the press release. [January 2000]

1999

• Fenestra Technologies Corporation is pleased to announce the release of Event Journal - the first product from Component Factory, Fenestra's software component e-commerce web site. [October 1999]
• Fenestra Technologies Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of its software component e-commerce web site, Component Factory. [October 1999]
• Fenestra's President, Rick Rogers, joins the Board of Directors of Davis Creative Technologies. [September 1999]
• The United States Census Bureau agrees to extend Fenestra's contract to develop the Generalized Instrument Design System (GIDS). [July 1999]
• Several Fenestra staff members attend the Borland Developer's Conference. [July 1999]
• Fenestra's founder, Rick Rogers, is honored for the second consecutive year as Borland's "Spirit of Delphi" nominee. Rick is deeply honored to have been nominated for the award. [June 1999]
• The United States Civilian Research and Development Foundation selects Fenestra to build an in-house client/server information management system. [May 1999]
• Fenestra adds two senior software developers to its staff, Boris Gorney and Brad Stowers. Read the press release. [March 1999]
• Fenestra is featured in a Washington Post article entitled "An Even Exchange: No Cost Advice, Invaluable Experience - Business Students and Companies Learn From Each Other Through Free Consulting Arrangements." [April 1999]
• The United States Census Bureau deploys Fenestra's MA-1000 and NC-9901 electronic surveys. [January 1999]
• Telink Systems, Inc. deploys their mpu (Message Pack Unlimited) EDI electronic survey product, for which Fenestra provided software project management and object-oriented design and analysis services. [January 1999]

1998

• Rick Rogers and Steve Schafer attend TeamB meetings at Borland's Scotts Valley, CA campus. Inprise Corporation (formerly Borland International) nominates Rick Rogers, Fenestra's founder and president, for the "Spirit of Delphi" award. [October 1998]
• Fenestra is selected to be the sole subcontractor for a sizable follow-on contract for 1998-1999 to adapt Fenestra's survey technologies to streamline internal Bureau of Census processes, in preparation for the 2002 Economic Census. [July 1998]
• RAMS-FIE contracts with Fenestra to perform architectural analysis for a project on behalf of the United States Patent and Trademark Office. [June 1998]
• Telink Systems, Inc. contracts with Fenestra to provide software project management to develop an exciting new software product. [May 1998]
• The United States Bureau of the Census is now distributing an Electronic Reporting application (1997 Survey of Industrial Research & Development) created by Fenestra to gather scientific research & development data from the nation's largest companies. [April 1998]

1997

• Fenestra is selected to be the sole subcontractor for an additional 1998 Bureau of Census software development task. [December 1997]
• The United States Bureau of the Census is now distributing an Electronic Reporting application (1997 Economic Census) created by Fenestra to gather economic sales data from the nation's largest retailers. [November 1997]
• Telink Systems, Inc. is now distributing, as part of its Telink Gateway EDI Translator project, a Value-added Network (VAN) asynchronous telecommunications module that Fenestra helped design and build. [November 1997]
• We are pleased to announce that Dr. Steven A. Schafer has agreed to join Fenestra as Principal Architect. [October 1997]
• Fenestra is selected to be the sole subcontractor for three 1998 Bureau of Census software development and research tasks. [October 1997]
• Borland International (now known as Inprise Corporation) invites Fenestra's founder and president, Rick Rogers, to serve on the exclusive Team Borland (TeamB) for Borland's Delphi product. [August 1997]