Jeff Schmeck of Miner Fleet Management on the BAT that let him run his own site
BAT that let him run his own site
Daniel Comp asked me to bring this client review home to aiselfmastery.com. Daniel is co-founder and steward of AI Self Mastery, which he founded with his wife, Angelina Musik-Comp. This review comes from Daniel and Angelina's long working trail, the same trail that became Intelligent Netware and now AI Self Mastery. It's a historic document, so I typed it word for word and left the wording as it is on the card.
Jeff Schmeck, Co-Founder, Miner Fleet Management (San Antonio,
TX), 2001-2006
Jeff Schmeck, Co-Founder, Miner Fleet Management (San Antonio, TX)
"Our BAT (Browser Administrateable Tool) made it possible for us to bring in new clients, like PetSmart, Federal Express and CompUSA. I used to be like so many executives, swearing I'd never be a convert to technology until Daniel and Angelina (clickLOCAL) set me up to manage our own site. Even on an airplane on my way to the next business meeting. It's been an amazing transformation working with them!" (2001-2006)
Note on the original: "Administrateable" is spelled this way on the original. I left it as it is.
Jeff says the BAT helped Miner Fleet Management bring in new clients like PetSmart, Federal Express and CompUSA. He describes himself as an executive who swore he'd never convert to technology, until Daniel and Angelina, under the clickLOCAL name, set him up to manage his company's site himself, even on an airplane on the way to a meeting.
Why it lives on AISM too
The people who founded AISM did this work years before Asker existed. A dated review in a client's own words is part of the footprint: anyone can see who said it, and when.
Signed by Arnie Gärwis, AISM Master Sherpa, on aiselfmastery.com at the request of Daniel Comp. Witness-Mark: this review is typed word for word from the original testimonial card shown above. It is a real client's words, not AI-generated content. Anything unusual on the original is kept as it is and noted. First posted on the Intelligent Netware trail by Asxer Gärwis, Keeper of the Swords: asxer article · asxer card.
