Warren King
President

Warren King is President of FlowTech-Solutions, Inc, a  software consultancy located in the Granite State of New Hampshire specializing in workflow, eCommerce, job shop and custom web and traditional Windows programming. 

It started when Warren got an Apple IIe compatible computer to keep track of productivity statistics for the up to 150 employees he then managed.  He was hooked.  Before long Warren returned to college, earned a degree in Computer Studies and Small Business Management with an emphasis on programming and database management and was on his way to helping companies make their own productivity gains . 

Since then Warren has never looked back.  He has worked at a major insurance company which introduced him to the world of document management; a field he has been involved with ever since.  Warren wrote among other things their document retention and policy file ordering systems.  He then headed the IT division of a regional New England company for  their new document imaging services serving customers like Fleet Bank, Citizens Bank, Prudential Dental, Varian Semiconductors and NYNEX (Verizon).  This led to working with their professional services division creating value added solutions in the document management and archive field for their clients.  Responsibilities expanded when the company was bought by a large nationwide firm servicing clients such as Campbell's Soup and the State of New Hampshire.  Warren headed the final phases of writing New Hampshire's Unified Commercial Code system as an ASP web based application.  Today the public can log onto the system to search the database or make their own UCC filing with no outside help.

In 2004 Warren and W. Jay Sietz started FlowTech Solutions, Inc. to continue serving businesses with their web based document management needs with the quality products and services they have come to expect.  Always keeping up with the technology FlowTech is introducing ASP.NET versions of workflow and eCommerce solutions while still maintaining implementations for integration into legacy systems.