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More than a year ago, I had lunch in our cafeteria, and my name was added to the list of debtors. However, due to the creditors' inattention, my name was entered in a slightly modified form. Instead of the traditional "Pivovar," my last name became "Vivor," and my witty friends quickly came up with derivatives of this new word – "Vivorization," "Vivorandum," "Vivorishche," "François de Vivor," and so on. In the end, this summer, I defended my thesis project, which was presented as software designed for inventorying fixed assets, and I named the program "VIVOR," which stood for "Comprehensive Identification of Internal Organizational Distributions."