Dandy Walker Alliance

Six years ago, our friends Eric and Andrea Cole were blessed with a son, Ryan, born with Dandy-Walker Syndrome and a condition called hydrocephalus. After learning that no advocacy organization existed for the Dandy-Walker community, the Cole’s united with other families and established the Dandy-Walker Alliance, Inc. as a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity dedicated to providing educational and informational activities, supporting research and organizing events to increase public awareness for Dandy-Walker. Dandy Walker Syndrome is a congenital brain malformation involving the movement portion of the brain (the cerebellum). Therefore effecting muscle coordination, hand eye coordination and movement of the eyes, face, and neck. Other symptoms are malformations of the heart, face, limbs, fingers and toes, an increase in brain pressure, vomiting, and convulsions. 1 in every 5,000 children are born with Dandy Walker Syndrome which is too high of a number to not yet have a cure for. That is why Silotech Group is teaming up with the Dandy Walker Alliance to help raise money for the research of finding a cure.

What is Dandy-Walker Alliance

South Texas Oracle Applications Users Group

  The South Texas OAUG (STOAUG) represents Oracle applications users from the South Texas region. Members are from both the private and public sectors and have backgrounds in finance, accounting, human resources, payroll, consulting, and applications development. The group is dedicated to increasing knowledge and understanding of Oracle Applications through the exploration of relevant topics and the sharing of collective experience.STOAUG, which is independent of Oracle Corporation, is an affiliated geographical special interest group (GEOSIG) of the Oracle Applications User Group (OAUG). Like OAUG, we provide a forum for sharing information and experience on the selection, implementation, and effective use of the Oracle Application products. We hold periodic meetings and conferences for our membership. These are an excellent opportunity to network with other Oracle users and to hear about the experiences of other Oracle applications practitioners.