FAQ

	Frequently asked questions What is MITS? Why should I buy MITS from Profit Hound? Why are you giving away your time? How much does MITS cost? What else does Profit Hound do? What's with the Hounds?
	What is MITS? MITS is my package of choice for analyzing the data. Because Profit Hound, LLC is an Authorized Reseller of MITS, you get the same MITS professional support and installation. MITS is a powerful Business Intelligence solution that offers advanced dynamic and interactive data reporting. By design, it takes information in the company's system and makes it quickly and easily accessible. Using a simple drill down interface, MITS puts the organization's information at the user's finger tips. MITS is the only Business Intelligence / Online Analytical Process (OLAP) product specifically designed to run in the MultiValue or Pick (Universe, Unidata, jBASE, D3, mvEnterprise and/or mvBase) environment. With MITS being a fraction of the cost of non-MultiValue solutions that offer less functionality and much more complexity, MITS is intentionally priced and designed to be the most powerful and efficient solution available for MultiValue users. See the MITS site for full details. Why purchase MITS from Profit Hound? Because if your buy from Profit Hound, you get MITS & more. Profit Hound will give you free customized Profit Enhancement Services with a purchase of MITS. I offer a complete range of customized Profit Enhancement Services to reduce costs and find additional profit in virtually every part of your company. And if you buy MITS Business Intelligence system from Profit Hound before 12/31/2004, you can try my services for free for up to 12 hours. I may even be able to find enough extra profit in your company to pay for MITS! Additionally, if your business is in Southern Washington or Oregon, I'm local. Why are you giving away your time? Because I am confident that you will very quickly see the profit I can add to your bottom line, and you will want to hire me to help you improve more areas of your company. I can help you improve your company processes, reduce risk and plan for the future. How much does MITS cost? Believe it or not, MITS costs much less than most of the OLAP packages on the market. Call or email now for a quote. What else does Profit Hound do?
	I find the money. Custom MITS modules. MITS training. Vision, Analysis, Planning & Performance Turnarounds & Financial Recovery Inventory ROI Maximization Open Book Management Training		Continuous Improvement Supply Chain Management Business Development Technology Integration Profit Methodologies Budgeting Process and Procedure Manuals Customized Training Materials
	Anything and everything to help you increase your bottom line! What's with the Hounds? Actually, no one has asked this question, I just like talking about our dogs & I wanted to put something in the web about them. We own (or are owned by) two Basset Hounds named Bailey (sniffing for money at the top of the page) and Jade, aka Devil Dog, the amazing Agility Basset. Both are AKC registered. Bailey has an obedience title and Jade is in elite level canine agility. More photos will be posted soon.
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	*Jade; officially, Snoline's Dangerous Jade, aka Devil Dog, aka Ferrari Basset.* Jade has a reputation as being the fastest Basset hound in canine agility. She runs agility at the Elite (top) level. Sometimes people with Aussies and Border collies laugh when my wife brings her to the starting line, but then as she runs, I always hear comments like, "Man, she's fast" or "I didn't know a Basset could run that fast."		This is Jade on the cover of Clean Run magazine June 2002, "the #1 magazine in the world on dog agility training." If you've never seen canine agility, you should check their calendar and see if there is an event in your area. Usually they are cheap or free to watch and they can be very entertaining and sometimes exciting.
	Jade is good at agility and she has a lot of fun with it. Oh, and that's my wife running with her.		We could tell Jade was a troubled youth from the day we met her. We knew she was on a downward path that would end for her like it did for so many other dogs: mixing with the bad crowd, loitering on street corners, drinking, harassing pedestrians, and carrying a pack of cigarettes rolled up in her tee shirt sleeve. We knew that if we didn't find something productive for her to do, she'd become another lost girl trying to survive on the streets.