Gloria Gaynor once sang "I Will Survive!" (careful - links in this intro have music attached). We all know the tune ... we've all sang it at the top of our lungs at one point -- don't lie, we know you've done it. Well... some of us have survived a few events these past few months. Not only a heat wave at the beginning of June that stunned us all; a snow storm in the middle of May in Denver; a few canceled planes; being re-routed to Los Angeles from Denver to get back to Philly; and making an emergency landing because of a medical emergency on board. So after "surviving", we're just happy to enjoy a few heavenly days. And thank goodness we've been working on great projects for the Philadelphia Police Department, Committee of 70, and the City of Ashville, among others. We've even helped paint a mural! Welcome to another edition of the Avencia Journal.

The Unified Lands Records System (ULRS), developed by Avencia Incorporated for the City of Philadelphia’s Mayor’s Office of Information Services (MOIS), has been awarded the Public Technology Institute’s (PTI) 2007-2008 Solutions Award in the ‘Webservices’ category.

Avencia Incorporated, an award-winning, geographic analysis and software development company, has partnered with the Delaware Valley Association for the Education of Young Children (DVAEYC) and six United Ways serving southeast Pennsylvania, to develop an innovative web-based application that enables the public to find and route their way to more than 12,000 organizations and service providers in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

"Avencia launched a new version of its Web-based digital asset management (DAM) software, Sajara, earlier this month. Because we didn’t realize the consulting firm offered software products, we posed five questions to company president and CEO Robert Cheetham and the Sajara team..."