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Money Management On Your Mac - Developers to Demo iBank at Apple Stores
Nov 03, 2009 - Brothers Ian Gillespie and James Gillespie, developers and partners in IGG Software, will personally present IGG's finance management applications, iBank and iBank Mobile, in demonstrations at four major Apple retail locations this November. Demonstrations of iBank will focus on ways the app can streamline users' personal money management, including importing data from other Mac or PC finance apps and more.
Money Management On Your Mac - Developers to Demo iBank at Apple Stores
Oct 27, 2009 - Brothers Ian Gillespie and James Gillespie, developers and partners in IGG Software, will personally present IGG's finance management applications, iBank and iBank Mobile, in demonstrations at four major Apple retail locations this November. Demonstrations of iBank will focus on ways the app can streamline users' personal money management, including importing data from other Mac or PC finance apps and more.
IGG Software hires Chief Architect James Gillespie
Oct 06, 2008 - IGG Software has hired long-time Macintosh developer James Gillespie as Chief Architect, overseeing development of all applications at the firm. The position is new. Currently, IGG publishes applications solely for the Mac OS, including iBank 3, a leading alternative to Quicken, and iBiz 3, a time-tracking and invoicing program. All exisiting products will fall under Gillespie's direction, as will several new projects still in development.