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Sales and support for HELLLP! 
the Windows Help File Author Tool for Winword 2.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 (Office 97) & 9.0 (Office 2000).
Sales and support for ParseRat 
the File Parser, Converter and Reorganizer.
Sales and support for PlanBee 
critical path project management planning system with Pert and Gantt capabilities.
Organization and Management
Systems Architecture
Systems Design & Implementation
Systems Conversion
Systems Training
Database Marketing
Systems Evaluation & Audit
Internet-based Marketing
World Wide Web setups
Windows help file construction
Startups and Cleanups a speciality
Certificate in Data Processing.
Registered Professional Engineer.
Chartered Engineer (UK).
Management and Administration.
Tariffs, Economics, Finance and Budgeting.
Communication Psychology.
Law and Administrative Tribunal Practise.
Association of Shareware Professionals.
Institution of Electrical Engineers.
Association of Professional Engineers of British Columbia.
Ed Guy has spent most of his working life using computers to solve real-life problems. Sometimes he has done this as a member or manager of a formal Information Systems Department, but just as often he has worked in a user department where he has been able to get a better view of what real people want to get out of computer technology - and to make sure that they get it.
Ed has often been described as a "catalyst for change" because of his involvement in many successful start-ups and conversions. Only once has a system he was involved in not entered successful operation. That was because while doing the analysis he found a way of avoiding the need for the system, by recommending other business process changes.
An expert at "doing more with less", he has demonstrated that the most expensive solution is frequently not the best solution. When managing a Government agency’s information systems department he was able to produce envied results while spending approximately half what surveys showed that others were spending to operate a system of its size and complexity. His article "Co-operative Processing - Cheap", published in Computing Canada in 1991, resulted in visits by many other systems experts to see how it was done.
Skilled in programming languages as diverse as "C" and Visual Basic, Ed is an accomplished "Shareware" author. One of his products was featured in the 1994 book "Using the Internet", published by QUE Books Division of Prentice-Hall. His HELLLP! 
system, an extension to Word for Windows, which assists in the production of Windows Help Files has seen sales in over fifty countries.
Let Ed Guy show your staff how to achieve the greatest effectiveness from computer systems, without spending an arm and a leg.
Typical Projects
Security Audit of an Electronic Mail system.
Development of a text retrieval system.
Development of a 250,000 name integrated contact management system for a non-profit agency.
Conversion from WordPerfect on a DEC Vax to Microsoft Word on a PC LAN.
Client/server document production with variable information from a host database being entered into word processing document templates on personal computers.
Set-up of a World Wide Web site in connection with an international conference.
Comprehensive review and evaluation of a municipal computer system.
Expert Testimony before the National Energy Board of Canada regarding computerized financial modelling.
Development of customised extensions to Microsoft Word.
Demographic selection for direct mail marketing.
Development of a logistics model of the Northwest Territories barge transport system (and presentation of a paper to the CIPS annual conference).
Organization, set-up and staffing of an Information Systems Department for a major tribunal.
Development of systems for utility tariff design.
Development of a computer aided design system for electrical transmission networks.
Development of PlanBee , an inexpensive alternative to MS Project.
Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP)Ed Guy is a member of ASP, which is the largest and most influential of the "try-before-you-buy" trade associations.
