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Watching Mark Wesker roll down the hallway on a miniature chrome scooter is hardly a good indication as to the work he and his company have been pumping out since their successful public offering a month ago.
As president of Columbia-based Sequoia Software Corp., Wesker has found himself on top of a company that is garnering the attention of the likes of Bill Gates. Rumors of Microsoft Corp. buying Sequoia Software - a rumor that company officials flatly deny - have even popped up on investor bulletin boards.
When asked about whether or not Sequoia Software went public at the right time, Wesker is confident the company did the smart thing.
"It was the right time for us to go public," he said.
Sequoia Software hit Wall Street in the middle of a week that saw the Nasdaq plummet...