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The computer industry is swiftly becoming like the plastic surgery industry: any teenager who has opened a tower believes that they can become the next Bill Gates. Computers, however, are much more complicated than the mechanisms that run them. They require the correct programming, the right hardware, and someone that knows what they are doing. Keith Latman is just that man.

A Big Bang
Keith Latman has stated that he never dreamed that he would be working in the IT industry. In fact, he was planning on going the creative route and becoming a writer. Many professional and famous people state that they never tried to achieve the career that they are in; that they simply fell into it. This is exactly what happened to Keith Latman. Keith became enamored with computers in a time when computers were still outrageously expensive. He wanted every person to be able to have a computer in their home, so he focused on creating a system that would be cheap enough to allow that, and powerful enough to do what it needed to do.

Webzter Jr. and Microworkz
Keith Latman’s first company was called Microworkz. It had a number of different projects in the fire, and found some big-time backers that believed in the company as much as the CEO did. Keith and his engineers created the Webzter Jr.: a small, extremely inexpensive computer that came complete with a one year connection to Earthlink. This setup would allow just about anyone to have a computer in their home, which was Keith’s dream.

Unfortunately things happened much too quickly, and the production facility was unable to keep up with orders. When that was coupled with mistakes that were made in the ordering center and EarthLink pulling out of their deal, it made for the swift end of Microworkz. Times got dark for Keith Latman then. He was being sued from a number of people and he found that he had to focus on fighting his court battles instead of working on software, which was his true love.

Out of the Ashes
Keith decided to take this as a lesson rather than as an utter defeat and began creating software once again. He created RetailTRAC, which was purchased by Minow, LLC. He then created MicroPOS, which was purchased by Micros. After that, he realized that there was one industry that needed his programming help desperately: the automotive industry.

iMagicLab.com
With his team of engineers, Keith Latman created iMagicLab.com, a company and program that was designed specifically to help car dealerships cultivate a good relationship with their customers as well as to keep their information safe from the public. He has worked with hundreds of dealers to help their dealership sell more cars and retain more customers than ever before. Keith Latman is definitely a man who understands the IT industry, from the inside out, and has valuable experience and talent to add to any industry he joins.

More Information: http://www.imagiclab.com