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Thu, 31 Jan 2008 20:50:46 -0500
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FYI from Tom Behler:  KB8TYJ


----- Forwarded by G. T Behler/FSU on 01/31/2008 08:06 AM -----
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> "Steven Rothstein, President, Perkins School for the Blind"
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> Perkins to Acquire Adaptive Technology Consulting

Dear Tom,
> As part of the Perkins online community, we wanted you to be among the
> first to hear our exciting news.
> Today we are announcing our intention to acquire the assets of Adaptive
> Technology Consulting, Inc. (ATC). ATC is not only a distributor and
> reseller of adaptive technology equipment, but they also provide
> consulting, training and support for these systems.
> But what does this all really mean? As you know, a key element of the
> Perkins strategic plan is the expansion of our adaptive technology
> services in New England and beyond. During the past few years we have
> increased our investments in hardware and software adaptive technology,
> expanded our technology staff and augmented training for staff and
> students in other ways. The addition of the ATC staff and services is a
> critical element of our long term plans to offer more technology services.
> This acquisition will have an array of positive effects for people with
> impaired vision seeking services and products:
> Adding hundreds of assistive technology products to the Perkins
> Products/Howe Press catalogue
> Providing greater access to these technologies worldwide via Perkins
> website.
> Expansion of critical adaptive technology services for the following
> populations:
>  - on-campus and off-campus Perkins students and clients
>  - students and adults across New England
>  - clients of the Perkins Low Vision Clinic and 55+ Outreach Services
> Growth in the technological expertise of Perkins staff and the teachers
> who come to Perkins for training.
> Please visit the following links for more information on this new
> initiative. You can view:
> Additional details on our "What's New" page
> The official press release
> Personal statements from Steven Rothstein and Gayle Yarnall discussing the
> rationale for combining our products, technologies and expertise.
> We hope you are excited about the possibilities that this announcement
> brings. Check our website often to keep informed of all the latest Perkins
> news!
> Sincerely,
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> Steven M. Rothstein
> President
> Perkins School for the Blind
> Gayle Yarnall
> President
> Adaptive Technology Consulting, Inc.
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