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FORTRAN; MQ Series; OpenVMS; Qt, C++, Java, OpenSuSE/Linux, TOLAS ERP; Supply Chain; C#/Mono, JNI, Strategic Business Development and Analysis; Systems Architecture; DIBOL; Synergy/DE; ETL; SCRUM; Technical Writing; SOA; DEC/VAX BASIC; Eclipse; DCL; RMS; DEC/VAX C; DEC/VAX C++; ACMS; Datatrieve; COBOL; RDB; Cognos PowerHouse; SQL; CMS/MMS; Oracle; FMS; EDI; Off - shore team leadership; OpenOffice; Lotus Sympyhony; MS Word; Visio; Message Broker

Consulting and Authoring Projects:

Decemter Confidential,

Syndicated IT blogger and technical writer for Motley Fool.

April 2011 Confidential One Day JNI coding to bail out a black OPs project a friend at HP OpenVMS Engineering was working on. They needed a JNI method of obtaining the ENQ state of devices which had to remain nameless. That is all I\'m at liberty to describe, but I can put you in touch with the person from HP.

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Wrote “The Minimum You Need to Know About Mono and Qt” using OpenSuSE/Linux and editing the Qt database book for printing. Mono is the OpenSource name for C#.

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Consulting on-site in Dublin, OH. Converting DIBOL application on OpenVMS to Synergy/DE with xfServer to expose business logic to a Visual Basic GUI. Participated in and help coordinate SCRUM meetings with off-shore team. This project covered the Teller Workstation portion of the credit union application. This application runs the entire banking business for many of the credit unions in the country.

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Wrote “The Minimum You Need to Know About Qt and Databases”. Release date has not been determined. Book will focus on using Qt with PostgreSQL, MySQL, XBASE, and other database formats. Book is necessary in the market because all the other Qt programming books only include a single database chapter which, at best, pays lip service to database access. Book is being written on 64-bit KUbuntu 10.04.

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Developed a fuel surcharge and trucking rate calculator for unit based trucking company. (Charges rate per unit per mile rather than flat mileage rate.) Application is written in Java/Swing using xBaseJ on Linux desktop developed with Eclipse. Will also run on Windows desktop.

Confidential,Wrote “The Minimum You Need to Know About Java and xBaseJ” ISBN-13 978-0-9823580-3-0. This book covers using Java and the OpenSource xBaseJ library for DBF creation on Linux platforms. Also involved making some patches to the xBaseJ project so the demonstration application could be complete. Once final editing is completed, this book will be released free of charge in PDF format.

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