Bill Scott

Bill Scott is president of StoreReport LLC. and began working with convenience store operators in 1978 when he created Bill Scott's Jobber System, a computer system designed for large IBM computers and installed in over 360 oil marketing companies located in twenty-seven states. In1982, Bill began concentrating heavily on the convenience store industry. Bill has given numerous seminars at IBM locations throughout the US and at the Japanese-American Institute of Technology, primarily on the subject of Computer Aided Software Engineering(CASE), Information Engineering and Relational Database Design. Some of Bill's larger clients have included Pacific Resources in Honolulu, Hawaii, Petroleum World in Forest City, North Carolina, and Bradley Petroleum and Sav-O-Mat in Denver, Colorado.

Bill Scott has owned his own computer business since 1978. In the course of his work, he has written thousands of articles regarding technical material about using computers and high-technology in the business world. He currently hosts a business blog at csforum.com and is working on a new non-fiction book entitled 'The Last Days of Walmart' which should be out by the end of the year. In addition, he has authored three other books, 'Turning Convenience Stores Into Cash Generating Monsters', 'Snake On A Chain' which was released last year, 'New Hebron' released earlier this year, and another entitled 'The Ladder Project' which will be published in the spring of 2014.