Over recent years I have developed an interest in developing and driving new concepts to market related to distributed computing, social networks and online environments which are hosted across dynamically changing heterogeneous resources. I am owner and administrator of the open source Assimilator project that is a platform for running distributed services in LANs and WANs. The intent of this project is to provide sophisticated distributed service capabilities in a platform available for free. As web and application servers have become free, so should platforms and frameworks for running distributed services be free to use. The benefit to users and developers is the availability of the tools to build services and applications running in the platform across resources on the internet. The payoff is seeing exciting new applications, limited only by imagination, emerge with the use of new technologies with access to a greater number of resources on the internet.
I am a computer industry professional exhibiting exceptional talents in the management, architecture, design, construction and delivery of large and small software systems, using proven methodologies. I have consistently defined the best application of products, technologies and business practices, for large and small clients. My experiences have included being a Road Warrior consultant under high pressure to deliver much with little resources, Director of development teams and Technical Officer in startup companies.
Currently my consulting activities include directing and constructing projects using new software technologies and methodologies to demonstrate the feasibility of new concepts in real business applications. I am also CTO at i-dot Analytics, Inc. which builds sentiment analysis tools.
