mvCommunitymap.com invites all Multi-Value Database Users and Vendors to Get Mapped!

WAUKESHA, WI, March 16, 2011

The multi-value database community has always been kept a very closed community, due mostly to lack of national marketing, minimal exposure in education and a natural fear of feeding the competition. Yet, despite this, the multi-value market grew to hundreds of thousands of users around the world. The days of having end-users live in anonymity are long past - the practice has done more harm than good.

It is our goal to finally bring into a single database, the majority of multi-value users and businesses and to be able to provide everyone with a visual representation of the mvCommunity as a whole. The site is designed to be a tool that can be used by end-users and vendors of a multi-value database. End-users will now have a way to identify their local support network as well as other users in the vicinity. Vendors will have a tool that allows them to showcase not only their user base, but also their areas of expertise to all users.

mvCommunitymap.com is being launched with just a fraction of the multi-value database community being represented. "The real strength is going to come from community contributions that will eventually identify all the end-users, developers and vendors in the multi-value database community around the world," says Curt Stewart, founder of Tri-sys Consulting and mvCommunitymap.com. "We expect to pass 2000 members within 3 months of launching."

Tri-Sys Consulting has been servicing the multi-value database community since 2002. Our team of consultants have more than 30 years experience in the industry, providing and maintaining custom applications and database solutions.