DynaPorte is a product of Burlington Hall Asset Management, Inc.

Burlington Hall Asset Management was originally incorporated in 1985 as a money management firm. Owing to the success of the company's first software product, The LaPorte Asset Allocation System, Burlington Hall now concentrates solely on the development of software.

The founder of Burlington Hall and the guiding force for the development of its software products is Richard E. Oberuc. Richard has an extensive background in the derivatives area having spent the better part of 20 years conducting commodity supply/demand analysis for the M&M/Mars Corporation as well as implementing hedging methodologies for controlling the cost of raw materials.

Before that Richard Oberuc worked at he Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston developing real-time simulators used in the training of NASA astronauts. Richard has an undergraduate degree in Physics from Loyola University in Chicago as well as a master's degree in Operations Research from the University of Houston.

The DynaPorte team of professionals takes pride in the level of support provided to its customers. Burlington Hall looks upon itself not only as a software developer but also as an education firm that provides an understanding of the mathematical, statistical and financial methods behind its software.