DHI Computing Service, Inc.
Randy P. has extensive experience in training and learning development, currently serving as the Manager of Training & Learning Development at DHI Computing Service, Inc. since March 2006, where responsibilities include supervising instructional designers and managing the corporate learning management system. Additionally, as Manager of Training & Social Media, Randy oversees social media strategy across various divisions and contributes to digital marketing efforts. Previous roles include Software Consultant/Implementer at Digital Technologies, International, and Consultant/Implementer at Randy Palmer Consulting, where project management and training manual development were key achievements. Randy also served as Training Program Manager at NACT Telecommunications, creating training courses and manuals, and held an adjunct faculty position at Utah Valley State College. With a Juris Masters in Compliance from Liberty University and a Bachelor of Arts in Portuguese and Linguistics from Brigham Young University, Randy has a strong educational foundation complementing a robust professional background.
DHI Computing Service, Inc.
Officially founded in 1954 by Bliss H. Crandall—now widely known as the “father of computerized dairy records”—DHI began as a family business operated out of the basement of the Crandall home in Logan, Utah. Bliss, then Assistant Director of the Statistical Laboratory at Utah State University, combined with Lyman Rich to develop the first system to automate the processing of dairy management records using IBM punched card equipment and tabulators. News of the innovative system spread throughout the dairy industry, and DHI quickly became the premiere choice in processing dairy records for herds throughout the United States. The Crandall family and business moved to Provo, Utah in 1955 where they chose to set their long-term roots. DHI continued to excel and became known as “Utah Valley’s Original High-tech Company”. In 1964, its reputation generated interest from members of the banking industry who approached DHI about processing financial data. And, shortly thereafter, a Salt Lake City medical clinic requested medical data services. As a result, DHI reorganized as a parent company (DHI Computing Service, Inc.) and created specific divisions to serve each of the different industries. In 2006, DHI added another division to support its growing clientele in the consumer finance arena. DHI Computing Service, Inc. is the parent company to: • Amelicor • FPS GOLD • GOLDPoint Systems • PCIS GOLD