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David's background is an excellent combination of technical and management experience. With a Master's degree in System Engineer and a passion in software and web technologies, David is consistently looking for ways to improve software and the way people and systems interact with it. In 1999, David started his first company, OakTree Solutions, which has achieved numerous awards and recognition as a fast growing Information Technology services organization. Particularly passionate about business intelligence and how organizations interact with their corporate data, David plays the role of Chief Visionary for Yurbi. When not thinking of new technical solutions, David enjoys managing marketing activities, monitoring finances, delivering exceptional customer service, and playing poker.

Dennis brings a lot of experience to the table when it comes to writing code, but his most valuable skill is his general knowledge of just about anything IT, from networks, databases, servers, applications, web and more. As a Senior Engineer and Architect on major system integration projects for most of his career, Dennis brings a unique knowledge of enterprise requirements to his software projects. As one of the original developers of OakTree Navigator, Dennis has been managing and coding Business Intelligence solutions for the past 10 years. In between managing and writing code, Dennis still finds the time to ride his bike about 20 plus miles multiple times a week.

Brian has been designing and developing web applications for the past 12 years and Business Intelligence solutions for the past 7 years. Brian combines real world enterprise experience with cutting edge web technologies to architect and develop powerful software. Brian honed his skills as a Senior Engineer and Architect for OakTree Solutions where he not only managed, architected, and implemented numerous complex enterprise systems, but also set the standard for how customer service should be delivered. If the definition of customer focus had a picture next to it, it would be Brian's.