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Ed is a veteran programmer of over 30 years. He designs and builds myriad enterprise applications improving the service quality of numerous international, national, and local manufacturers and distributors. He also brought the first publicly-available commercial Internet service to Akron, Ohio - not for profit but to provide the community with a desired service. Ed continually strives to learn the most effective skills and techniques in order to provide the greatest benefits to his customers.
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