I graduated MIT with a BSEE in 1972 and began my software development career thereafter. In 1979 I founded Dynamic Microprocessor Associates where I developed numerous software applications in the early days of the PC including the 1st general purpose communications program for the PC (ASCOM) and the first multiuser database development system (FORMULA IV). In 1985 I developed the remote control program pcANYWHERE which is now a product of Symantec Corporation. DMA also co-developed Novell's Netware Access Server (NAS).
Currently I divide my time between developing C# applications and my pastime of bowling.
Member since Tuesday, May 20, 2003
(9 years)
