Len Krause --- President and Chief Technical Officer

Len Krause began his computer career in high school stacking punch cards in IBM unit record equipment, and developing a tic-tac-toe game you played against the computer.  He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Akron.  In 1974 he started Computer/Dynamics, Inc., with his father, Leonard L. Krause.  They sold refrigerator sized, multi-user, CRT based, mini-computers called Basic/Four.  Frustrated by the lack of available software at the time, Len began development of Dynamo, a comprehensive software package designed to help people run their business, and has continued to expand and improve Dynamo ever since.

In 2002, Len founded Excellware to continue the work of Computer/Dynamics.  Len is the chief architect of Excellware's software products including Dynamo, Dynamo Tools (software tools & building blocks), Dynaweb (Dynamo for the web), and Dynascan (Dynamo for portable computers used for inventory control).

The father of college-aged boy-girl twins, Len and his wife Debra live in North Royalton.  Len is active in a variety of volunteer capacities at his church, and plays golf each week during Daylight Savings Time.  If you've played with Len, you know why he won't be quitting his day job anytime soon.

Mike has 20 years of experience in supply distribution, including 17 years working knowledge of Dynamo.  His role at Excellware is to assist with Dynamo training, upgrades, implementations, writing and maintaining all Dynamo documentation.

Mike and his wife of 12 years, Betsy, are the parents of a two-year old boy.  In his free time, Mike enjoys playing golf, soccer, fishing, and the outdoors.

Craig S. Majkut --- Senior Programmer

Craig has been with Excellware since 1996, after serving in the U.S. Army.  A skilled software writer, Craig also mans the Help Desk, assisting customers with network and PC configuration.

An avid reader, Craig enjoys science fiction, mysteries, and horror.  He also has an interest in American muscle cars.  When not masterminding software, Craig spends time with friends, cheering on their children in various sports.

“It’s easy because they’ve been on winning teams,” Craig notes.

John develops custom application software for Excellware.  Much of his time is spent at client sites, implementing upgrades and improvements.  A decade-long staff member of Excellware, John has also served the company as a consultant.

When not developing software, John keeps busy by restoring and reselling real estate.  He has been married to his wife Theresa (herself a former member of the Excellware team) for 23 years, and has three children, all of whom have been home-schooled.

Philip started at Excellware working afternoons as a part of his high school work study program.  He continues to work while pursuing a degree in Computer Science at Slippery Rock University in western Pennsylvania.