Prodata Danish IT company headed by Scientologists
Tron
Leading IT company headed by Scientologists
[Copenhagen Post Online]
09.05.2008
Prodata, an award-winning Danish IT company with customers such as the
Royal Family and public broadcaster DR, is run by some of the most
prominent forces within the Danish branch of Scientology.
Prodata has a pyramid-like structure with approximately 200 partners
in 12 countries and around 2000 freelance IT professionals. The
company has been voted best IT company in Denmark and been awarded
financial daily Børsen's Gazelle prize.
Henning Jørck, its chief executive, told Jyllands-Posten newspaper,
that he kept his connection with Scientology separate from Prodata.
He said that most managerial staff was involved in Scientology, but
further down the organisational ladder; there were 'no connections'.
Tom Thygesen Daugaard, an expert in occultism and Satanism at a centre
in Århus, and was familiar with the workings of Scientology, said that
a standard response from the group was to claim there was no
connection between its practitioners and their jobs.
'Scientologists often say that nothing has anything to do with
Scientology, but take "Kildeskolerne" (a group of primary schools
following a set philosophy), for instance, which supposedly has
nothing to do with the religion, but funnily enough all the teachers
are Scientologists,' Daugaard said. (LYT) "
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"Tron"
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> http://www.cphpost.dk/get/107167.html
> Leading IT company headed by Scientologists
> [Copenhagen Post Online]
> 09.05.2008
>
> Prodata, an award-winning Danish IT company with customers such as the
> Royal Family and public broadcaster DR, is run by some of the most
> prominent forces within the Danish branch of Scientology.
>
> Prodata has a pyramid-like structure
How Scientological!
> with approximately 200 partners
> in 12 countries and around 2000 freelance IT professionals.
Uh huh? See http://www.prodata.dk/english/default.asp and it appears to
have offices in just THREE countries.
From :
"ProData Consult A/S is an independent IT consultancy company based in
Copenhagen, with branches in Aarhus (Denmark) and Malmö (Sweden).
"The company currently consists of over 200 active IT consultants, 28
administrative staff, and a network of over 1200 associated freelance
consultants, all of whom fulfil our high standards and have demonstrated
their abilities in practice."
So not "12 countries" at all. Perhaps they stupidly believe that folks will
incorrectly think they are connected with Prodata, a real software firm,
that does business with [gasp!] the health care industry.
> Henning Jørck, its chief executive, told Jyllands-Posten newspaper,
> that he kept his connection with Scientology separate from Prodata.
And that of the rest of his 'managerial staff', huh?
> He said that most managerial staff was involved in Scientology, but
> further down the organisational ladder; there were 'no connections'.
Which means one of two things: that underlings and contractors being used by
them pretend to know nothing via Hubbard "tech" (aka LYING), or up until
this point they really didn't know. I guess they do now! How many will
find work elsewhere now?
> Tom Thygesen Daugaard, an expert in occultism and Satanism at a centre
> in Århus, and was familiar with the workings of Scientology, said that
> a standard response from the group was to claim there was no
> connection between its practitioners and their jobs.
>
> 'Scientologists often say that nothing has anything to do with
> Scientology, but take "Kildeskolerne" (a group of primary schools
> following a set philosophy), for instance, which supposedly has
> nothing to do with the religion, but funnily enough all the teachers
> are Scientologists,' Daugaard said. (LYT) "
>
> Comments?"
Hubbard "tech" is first and foremost LYING, to others but especially to
oneself.
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*
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> "Tron"
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> Greetings program! :)
>
> >http://www.cphpost.dk/get/107167.html
> > Leading IT company headed by Scientologists
> > [Copenhagen Post Online]
> > 09.05.2008
>
> > Prodata, an award-winning Danish IT company with customers such as the
> > Royal Family and public broadcaster DR, is run by some of the most
> > prominent forces within the Danish branch of Scientology.
>
> > Prodata has a pyramid-like structure
>
> How Scientological!
>
> > with approximately 200 partners
> > in 12 countries and around 2000 freelance IT professionals.
>
> have offices in just THREE countries.
Their global listings (see link at the top) include affiliates in a
bunch of other countries. That's typical of IT consultants. If they
want to work with multinational companies, they try to make it look
like they have "offices" all over the world.