I'm back!

After a 3 month hiatus, I’m finally back!

What happened, you ask?  Life…

Getting married, moving, settling in, and oh yes – building a company while doing all that take its toll.

It’s a matter of priorities, isn’t it?

Can’t let the new bride down, nor can I neglect my role at the company.  So the blog suffered. 

Sorry.

Good thing life’s like a marathon and not a sprint…

Speaking of which, three PAS employees just finished the 2008 Chevron Houston Marathon. 

Each set goals, trained for them and then achieved them.  And, regardless of their personal times, all three came out ahead.

Similarly, each company, and each organization within a company, has its own goals.  These goals are more than a New Year's resolution, and chart a course towards an overall long-term objective.

Achieving goals requires planning, training, and making the right choices. 

For a marathoner, a key choice is simple--light, comfortable, and durable shoes.  For a company like PAS, our most important choice is our people. For many of our customers, an important choice is the software to help reach maximum Operations Effectiveness.

And our software does just that.

Our Integrity and Alarm Management products help enhance productivity and safety at the plant to make the most of both human and capital resources. 

So as we go through the year, you’ll be hearing a lot more about Operations Effectiveness and the software products from PAS that help achieve this in the operating plant.

And (hopefully) you’ll be hearing from me regularly too – my marketing department says I’m on the hook to do so – and although I met the goals for 2007, I don’t want them to think that I’m about to let them down in 2008.

At PAS, we're in it for the long run to help you meet your goals. 

If you aren’t yet using our software at your plant, we hope that this is the year that you will be.

Have a great year – and may we all accomplish our goals!

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