Tarken hated these things. Not only were they dull, but software demonstrations were something only computer geeks could get a kick out of. He was an administrator, a manager, not an I.T. specialist. That's why he'd brought Donaldson along—to talk geek-talk. Tarken was at the Crown Complex software seminar to talk numbers. Donaldson didn't have a clue about money, but he knew everything about software. Tarken knew everything about money and nothing about computers, except how to read and send email. Together they made a formidable team.
Which was good, because the sooner they cut through the sales crap, the sooner they could leave. There were only three software packages relevant to the health care and pharmaceuticals industry, and they'd already had demos of two of them. Software Solutions was the last.
