Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

something smart, funny and self deprecating - were I clever enough to write it. about.me/walkerfenton ÜT: 39.750066,-104.988956 Joined March 2007

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

4 weeks ago

AI is the new UI

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

2 years ago

Read this. cnn.com/2024/04/16/opi…

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

5 years ago

Companies waste millions of hours every year trying to capture data manually with paper or PDF forms, only to waste even more time keying that data into other systems businesswire.com/news/home/2021…

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TrackVia @trackvia

5 years ago

TrackVia achieves Gold Tier status in the PMII Citizen Developer Partner Program. Our #lowcode #nocode solution is ready to assist your company in creating a #citizendeveloper program .bit.ly/2Vk94WH

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TrackVia @trackvia

5 years ago

It is exciting to see @PMInstitute fully endorsing citizen development and taking a systematic approach with their Citizen Developer Partner Program. bit.ly/3rbsxVm #lowcode #citizendevelopment.

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

5 years ago

@Paylocity is your site down? can't sign in.

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TrackVia is excited to be included as an honorable mention on the 50 Best Places to Work 2020 by @outsidemagazine. There are so many great Colorado companies included, we are proud to be among them. #TeamTrackVia #bestplacestowork #WorkLifeBalance bit.ly/362xvd6

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

6 years ago

Work hard at hard work.

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

6 years ago

Oh, hello internets.

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

6 years ago

Does this mean we're fighting World War III against a virus?

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Walker Fenton @walkerfenton

6 years ago

From Wells Fargo: "Our latest federal budget deficit forecasts for FY 2020 and FY 2021 are $2.4 trillion and $1.7 trillion, respectively. If realized, the FY 2020 federal budget deficit would be the biggest deficit as a share of the economy since World War II."