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this multinational company for over a decade as a system administrator. My responsibility was in

the area of manufacturing, mostly for central systems that work on data flow between the manufacturing

systems and the ERP system in real time. Even though the company had lots of cash for stupid projects,

our IT budget was always too tight for our expensive, customized, data munching systems. So shortly

after starting to work at this company, I started implementing my own. I'm also an experienced

software developer. One of the reasons my original boss hired me. I won't go into too much detail,

but I decided to make everything web-based so I could update things easier. It worked great,

and over time, more and more functions got ported over into this easy to enhance and easy to

update system. Some of it was new stuff, and some of it was decades-old software that was in

dire need of replacement. After about a decade, my system was rather central to the manufacturing

process in many ways, and yes, there were hot standby servers with multiple backups each day and so on.

Due to our severe budget constraints, I'm allowed to use open-source software for my database.

I'm also allowed to use my own open-source web system as the base for it all to keep it open-source.

I'm pleased about that, because essentially, my company was paying me to progress my own

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