Stanford University deputy director of property management to present at Sunflower Systems 2004 webinar series

Sunflower Systems, the company that is redefining lifecycle asset management, today announced that Paul Dellwo, CPPM, deputy director of property management, Stanford University, will be the keynote speaker for Sunflower Systems monthly webinar series on September 22, 2004 from 10:00 am -- 11:00 am, Pacific Time at http://sunflowersystems.webex.com/sunflowersystems/onstage/g.php?d=331314540&Rnd=236934190. (due to its length, you may have to copy and paste this URL into your web browser).

SAN RAMON, CA (PRWEB) September 15, 2004 -- Paul Dellwo to provide expertise and insight into reducing costs and maximizing indirect cost recovery through physical inventories.

Sunflower Systems, the company that is redefining lifecycle asset management, today announced that Paul Dellwo, CPPM, deputy director of property management, Stanford University, will be the keynote speaker for Sunflower Systems monthly webinar series on September 22, 2004 from 10:00 am -- 11:00 am, Pacific Time at http://sunflowersystems.webex.com/sunflowersystems/onstage/g.php?d=331314540&Rnd=236934190. (due to its length, you may have to copy and paste this URL into your web browser).

Dellwo will discuss the business drivers that necessitate physical inventories. He will then explore fiduciary perspectives that support conducting physical inventories including property management and sponsored projects support. By accomplishing inventories efficiently, participants will be able to maximize indirect cost recovery, reduce costs by identifying idle or obsolete assets, and support baselines for financial management and reporting.

About Paul Dellwo, CPPM
With over 20 years experience, Dellwo is responsible for Stanfords asset management compliance, as well as systems implementation and enhancements. He has co-implemented several asset management systems at Stanford, from stand alone home grown systems to enterprise-wide applications. Previous positions include Varian Associates and other roles with Stanford University. Dellwo is recognized as a Certified Professional Property Manager (CPPM) with the National Property Management Association (NPMA), the only professional organization for the discipline of asset management, and is a member of the Bay Area Chapter of NPMA.

Other speakers include Andrew C. Anderson, CPPM, CF, Sunflower Systems. Attendees will also have the opportunity to interact with Dellwo and Anderson during the facilitated question and answer period immediately following the seminar.

Registration and conferencing information can be found at: http://sunflowersystems.webex.com/sunflowersystems/onstage/g.php?d=331314540&Rnd=236934190.
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