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Eric Sundin, president of Internal Computer Services (ICS), specializes in helping companies survive and prosper during difficult times. The 1971 West Point graduate led by example, when he and his former partner founded his integration computer services company during an economic recession in 1991. Sundin received basic training in creative problem-solving in the military where being imaginative, flexible, and adaptive were prized. As an infantry company commander of 140 men in both Korea and Germany, his “customers” were the men who he had to train as a unit. Even with limited resources and time, he had to develop a sense of urgency to train in the field and also maintain very sophisticated weapon systems. As an Army Special Forces “A” Team leader you have to be self-reliant and develop a cohesive team since each soldier has a specialized skill. Sundin states without a doubt both West Point and the Army are the best learning experiences for any entrepreneur.