Responsible for cross-team coordination of corporate technologies and architectures.

Responsible for strategic decision-making and advanced R&D regarding next-generation technical/product directions.

Responsible for corporate participation and representation in industry and national standards organizations.

Managed a group of people that develops custom code for product deployments where speed of implementation, and robustness are crucial.

Work with the most important customers to design solutions to solve large-scale data management, or web delivery needs.

Designed the Engenda workflow and content management application. Implemented most of the key functional components.

Responsible for cross-team coordination of corporate technologies and architectures.

Responsible for strategic decision making regarding next-generation technical/product directions.

Designed the Jupiter Enterprise Information Management System. Worked with engineering department to develop prototypes and concrete interfaces.

Developed XML and related standards technologies to support high-performance dynamic delivery, platform independent UI definitions, mobile application interfaces.

Designed and helped prototype a scalable enterprise information management backbone.

Prototyped WebDAV integration using mod_dav and Apache.

Prototyped predictive caching by extending mod_cache in Apache.

Designed the DynaWeb 3.0 product.

Implemented the I18N features of the product, which are still second to none.

Participated in the design of various other products at an architectural level.

Established the Japanese EBT Office.

Established a chain of 4 distributors (NEC, Gakken, Toshiba, Toyo) and helped establish SGML expertise centers in each. The first 3 eventually had 10 or more people in their groups. Worked with top management at these companies to establish seminars and marketing plans.

Developed the DynaWeb Server, the world's first WWW server to support the stylesheet-driven, runtime conversion of SGML/XML to HTML. The product won awards from its inception.

Worked on the design of DynaText 3.0, especially at the architectural level.

Primary architect for DynaWeb 3.0.

Managed the transition of the EBT Japanese office to a fully-fledged Japanese operation, locally managed. Participated in the hiring of all Japanese staff, including the Japanese GM, and others at the director level.

Worked with researchers in the NEC Central Research Laboratory on the 'Hypermedia Workstation' project.

Object naming/messaging protocol research.

Research on distributed lexical scoping in programming languages (especially scheme).

Distributed hypermedia/collaborative-authoring environments. Especially systems with dynamic, distributed UI's, community memory, shared whiteboards, etc.

Distributed file system/persistent object store.

Extending the file system (NFS) to manage shared workspaces.

Multimedia extensions to X11, especially video and scheduling capabilities

Developed authoring tools for the above.

Developed Unix device drivers and ported X11R5 to the hypermedia workstation video board.

Developed an internal knowledge base using WWW and HTML.

Developed the first localized version of the Mosaic browser to support the above.

Evaluating new technologies such as CORBA, SGML, HyTime, HTML, WWW, Fresco, etc.

Privately ported 4 operating systems, including very early linux and BSD to the NEC PC9801 hardware

Developed training programs for new instructors

Developed automated testing application using mark-sheets.

Developed internal database systems for tracking and managing scheduling teachers.

Developed database for English-Japanese dictionary, and application for machine translation.

Taught English to Japanese Businessmen, typically in 2-week intensive courses.

Developed CAI (Computer Aided Instruction) programs.