A full stack telecommunication company that helps consumers and businesses connect quickly and interact better.
Delivering innovative technology solutions to large enterprise clients as well as federal and state government agencies.
The fastest growing Internet Service Provider ('ISP') in the Midwest. A technologically driven Internet provider and the first to bring DSL high speed Internet connectivity to individuals and businesses.
As a government contractor and system integrator, ConnecTech provided 1000's of custom designed systems to FEMA, DEA, DoD, and states and counties across the nation. However, ConnecTech's specialty was to design and build unique and effective solutions for complex problems. In 1994, we designed and built the fastest ever parallel processing system of that time, for SAIC, one of our tier one clients. The system featured over 140 Intel processors and was optimized to take advantage of a proprietary custom multiplexing parallel computing architecture to process complex mathematical task. The performance of this system exceeded the then fastest Super Computer - CARY X-MP. In 1996 and 1997, it setup the very first 210 miles wireless WAN network in Zimbabwe and also designed and implemented the system, hardware, and software for the very first wholly Zimbabwean owned International Bank, First Bank, empowering the bank with the most technologically advanced system and the first bank ever to utilize 100% smart cards for it's clients.
At NexGen, my two partners and I, developed custom software for a variety of clients. At NexGen, we also designed and build a comprehensive dental office billing software which later was bought by Dentrix Dentrix is currently the largest provider of dental billing software in the world, owning approximately over 90% of the market share in that industry. Another unique application was designing a compression software that proved to be ahead of its time. The custom compression algorithm was later integrated for a screen saver named ArtScreens. ArtScreens had obtained the usage rights to some 40 historical paintings by famous artists such as Picasso, Degas, and others and wanted these images to be displayed on computers worldwide. Since, at the time, there were no large storage media such as CDs or DVDs, this custom designed compression allowed for 40 high quality, high resolution images to be stored on only 4 floppy diskettes (an achievement at the time - performing 3.5X better than any other commercial solution out in the market at the time) and thus making the hit venture, very profitable.
Bachelor's Degree - Incomplete
Concentration: Computer Science + Biology
Diploma
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