My primary responsibilities at DaimlerChrysler were those of what DCX called a Departmental Information Administrator, or "DIA". This, basically, meant desktop support for the people in my department. I also got to write an application in Java for IBM's WebSphere, which accepted environmental chemical usage information in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, loaded that data into DB2, then produced reports, including graphical flowcharts, which were stored as PDF's. The application was called "SARA", after the EPA's Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act which defined reporting for waste flow through DCX facilities. I used Apache's POI to read the spreadsheets, Apache's FOP to render the PDF's and the PJAToolkit to create the graphics on the mainframe. It was a fascinating project.