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Microsoft Boise can't find enough local engineers (access required)

by IBR Contributor
Published: December 25,2006
Time posted: 1:00 am

Bob Lokken is senior director of sales and business development at Microsoft Boise. Microsoft opened its first office in Idaho this fall after purchasing ProClarity, the software company Lokken founded. The Boise division of Microsoft designs business intelligence software. What does ProClarity do? ProClarity the company doesn’t exist anymore. The software helps people analyze data. It’s a ...



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