The National Association of Field Training Officers (NAFTO) contacted us after viewing one of their chapter websites that we created for them. They were pleased, yet hoped that we could accommodate them in their need of housing all of their information in one central, organized place. NAFTO had specific requests: online registration for their association and conferences, a media center for all of their information, and enough sections to allow all of their thousands of members to locate all of the information easily. They also wanted a calendar with an upcoming events list, online polls, and a way to know how many people were online in real time... all on the main page.

Roger. 10 - 4 good buddy! Over and out.

Dan DeWolf, owner of DeWolf & Associates, expressed his need for a simplistic yet professional looking website to promote his newly formed business. Dan is a retired police officer and has branched out to teaching classes in Field Training. He needed a calendar option, program section, and an avenue for potential clients to email him directly from his website. Oh, he also wanted a custom flash introduction to his website.

While attending Western Michigan University, our owner Chad DeWolf worked in the Office of Admissions & Orientation. The university had a need in trying to contact prospective students to attend WMU or at the very least, help them through the college decision making process. This need was unique because in 1998, they wanted to do it online, but didn't know exactly how to get started. WMU was, at that time, having current students pick up the phone, dial a phone number of a prospective student, and either get a busy tone, wrong number, or a parent stating that it was a bad time to call and that their child was not home. This was not working out well and was waisting time and money for the Admissions & Orientation office. This is how DeWolf Solutions came to be. Chad personally thought of, created, and implemented his idea of having the same actual WMU students utilize the internet and instead of calling the students, having the students contact us through email. This was a fairly new idea but it worked! Chad (age 19) and an Admissions Counselor flew to Bolder, Colorado, to present to the top fifty universities in how to recruit, effectively and efficently, online. It was after this that the Mentoring Online Program for Prospective Students (M.O.P.P.S.) was created.