Articles by Corey Krehel
Corey Krehel is the Chief Technical Officer of D-Tools, Inc.
D-Tools is proud to announce the availability of SI5.5 SP2. The newest release in the SI5.5 series is available for trial download starting today. SP2 will be made available to existing customers via automatic updates …
D-Tools will be performing necessary maintenance of our production servers on Thursday, October 22nd. The maintenance is scheduled for 5PM PST (8PM EST) and will take approximately 2 hours to complete. During this time, some …
D-Tools Inc., the worldwide leader in system integration software today announced that it is expanding its customer focus to enable systems integrators in the Energy, IT, and Security markets to quickly and easily generate accurate, …
The D-Tools team is proud to announce the release of the first service pack (SP1) for the award winning version 5.5. New customers will begin receiving discs with SI5.5 SP1 starting on September 14 2009. All existing SI5.x …
This article is for SI5.5 users who have received an error message attempting to start QuickLinks from anywhere in SI5.5, and describes how to quickly resolve the error.
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This article explains what to do if you get a message that reads ”System Integrator 5.5 requires SQL Server Compact Edition” during installation or upgrade.
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This article is for users that have received the following message when attempting to log in to SI5.5:
“We can not locate your SI5.5 Server. Please check the server name and try again.”
First check that the value …
Last week I wrote this post about the upcoming release of SI5.5. Since then I have been thinking about the process by which we have arrived at this release. While this release …
After months of design, development and testing SI5.5 is on the verge of being shipped. The requirements and feature list for SI5.5 were put in place last August and we have been working nonstop to deliver …
Like many of my peers, I started my career during the height of the dot-com boom. And, like many of my peers, establishing a career in technology was more a result of time and place …
