• Founder and President, Alphabet Systems, Inc., a Web presence consultancy specializing in the creation of sites in multiple languages, alphabets, and writing systems.

• Extensive hardware and software product development, ranging from microprocessor terminals to mainframe telecommunications systems. Management of development activities in several countries, supervising staffs of over 100 people. P & L responsibility for several million dollars per year. Worldwide product marketing, especially in the U.S., Europe, and Southeast Asia.

• Set standards and acquistion activities for some $150 million in personal computer hardware and $50 million in software, achieved through consensus by using councils of concerned constituencies.

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• 84 - present: General Electric Corporate Webmaster for both GE's external Web presence, www.ge.com and GE's internal company-wide intranet, "insideGE". Selection and deployment of personal computer hardware and software throughout GE, including the first company-wide PC acquisition contract. Managed the GE-wide software manufacturing and distribution operation. Created and implemented the Corporate Campus Network throughout the U.S. Personally created the company-wide GE Corporate Fonts.

• 78 - 84: Managed development of all NCR retail systems software worldwide.

• 75 - 78: In London and Paris, manager for all Litton Sweda European software development and support.

• 73 - 75: Short term consultancies with Transamerica (Budget Rent-a-Car car control system) and Plessey (design of the U. K. international telex gateway for H. M. Post Office)

• 69 - 72: Auerbach, the premiere information systems consultancy of its day. Manager of development and implementation of a large scale distributed data bank system throughout New York City for the U. S. Dept. of Labor.

• 63 - 68: Captain, USAF, real-time command and control programming, compiler development.

• 1963: B. A. in Mathematics and Physics, New York University

Former member of committees of the American National Standards Institute, where his linguistic and computer backgrounds established his unique world-class expertise. Author, Encyclopedia of Figurate Numbers, 600 pages.

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