Exclusive interview with Adce!
	
 Hey, what in the world are you?	  
 
 My name is Adce, and I am a mascot. It's that simple.
	  
 Adce! ?
 
 Sounds funny, doesn't it? Just pronounce it "Ud-tzah" and
 everyone  will think you're a Berliner! 
 
 Well, where does your funny name come from?
 	  
 You don't know nothin', do you? But perhaps this is your first visit, so 
	  let me tell you a few things about us. I like doing that, you know?
	  'My' company is called ADC Consulting GmbH, we're a development and consulting 
	  company for SAP software.
	  Ever since I appeared on one of our monitors, everyone calls me Adce!. And 
	  because everyone's busy, I'm chatting with visitors to our web site.
   	  
 
	  What's your job at ADC Consulting GmbH?
	  
	  I check to see if everybody's
	  allright and I try to make people smile. Sometimes i'm even a little mischevious,
	  when I sneak up to our developers and try
	  to find out what they're programming all day long. 
 
	What sort of stories can you tell me about ADC Consulting GmbH?	  
	
	To answer that question, I set up different sections in our web site. Try 
	  clicking 
HERE, and 
	  I'll give you general information about ADC Consulting. You'll learn about 
	  my company, its history. And if you think about joining our team, that's 
	  the right link for you as well. 
	  If you're interested in hearing about our daily work,I'd say you rather 
	  click 
HERE. I'm pretty sure you'll have questions you don't find an answer for in 
		our web site. Well, simply 
write 
	me! I promise I'll call you back.
	
 What does ADC Consulting GmbH do?
 
 ADC Consulting GmbH is a development and consulting company for SAP software.
	  In other words, we try to find out what sort of business solution our customers,
	  be it small, medium or large enterprises, need and we do the programming
	  necessary to solve most problems.
	  If you want to hear more about SAP, click 
HERE. 
	  This software product is so big that every developer usually is specialized 
	  on one of its areas. 
	  All team members support their customers in establishing a SAP solution, 
	  so they're travelling a lot. My human colleagues fly or drive. Being a dragon, I FLY, of course... 
		through the internet.
   	  
 
 What's the difference between a developer and a consultant?
 
 Well, they should have a lot in common, like knowing how to find solutions
	  for complex problems, or working with the customer in mind, being flexible
	  or liking to travel.
	  The consultant supports a company in establishing new software. He analyzes 
	  business processes and reproduces those processes within SAP software. The developer is responsible for programming add-on programs compatible 
		with any other system. If there's a gap, he will try to find ways to link 
		incompatible systems.
	  
  Who works for ADC Consulting and what do they do?
  
  
 That's easy. Click 
HERE 
	  and follow me as I introduce everyone to you.
	  
 Wow, you're a really young team!
 
 It just happened to be that way... :-) 
 
 What's a good age to apply for a job?
 
 Look at me! I was born in March
 2001 and I'm allowed to work here! It just matters that you know your stuff
 - no matter how old you are.
 
 
 What do you mean - stuff? What qualifications does ADC Consulting 
	expect?
	
 It's important to have a broad experience in working with business software,
	  business processes or programming. And of course, ADC Consulting is looking
	  for people who blend in the team well.
 
 Do applicants have to be masters in their field?
 
 ADC Consulting GmbH is
 proud to offer professional and vocational training for its employees. Nobody
 should be afraid to apply, because everybody starts
	  off small. A good team offers support for every member, and that's what
	  we do.
	  What to know more about that? Click 
HERE.
	  
 What do you do besides hanging around this web site?
 
 Look 
HERE,
 I'll  show you that we're not only a team during office hours. You'll be surprised! Thanks
 for asking so many questions! Now it's your turn to decide where you want me
 to take you next... Enjoy!