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Clients: United Negro College, Citibank, Time Warner, New York University Center for Advanced Technology, Alan Lomax, Philips New Media/Deutsche Grammophon, WNET/Channel 13, PTT Telcom (Dutch National Telco), Herman Miller, WordPerfect, United Negro College Fund, Songwriters Hall of Fame, GTE Interactive, American Psychological Association, Russell Sage Foundation, New York Drug Research Institute Fund SP, International Code Design, Henry Turner Campaign for PG County Executive, Zenger Healthcare, Metropolitan Technology Solutions, Maryland Music Studios, iSonar, Dame Jean Loach & Associates.

Technology Worldwide LLP 2007 – 2008Founder & CEOStart-up focused on provisioning highly reliable global real time process control, management, educational, and portal services based in small trading nations and states adapting technology developed by the team for NASA. Developed novel approach to financing the development of intellectual property .Established architecture based in Malta, the Philippines, Mississippi, and Maryland.Secured $25M in venture funding from well known investors, including Jeff Bezos with all activity placed on hold 10/08 due to the collapse of hedge fund markets.

Space Operations Mission Directorate (Office of Human Space Flight)CIO, Enterprise ArchitectServed as the CIO and Enterprise Architect for Human Spaceflight at NASA with matrixed responsibility for a 1.5B$ (of Human Spaceflight’s 6.8B$ budget) portfolio of flight, ground, and institutional computer systems. These included the Space Shuttle, International Space Station, Space and Ground Operations (Mission and Launch Control), the Agency’s Wide Area and the TDRS satellite constellation, and rocket testing, production, and integration. Conceived and executed a successful Mission IT reform agenda within NASA’s Human Space Flight Enterprise Directorate. Integrated true IT cost visibility, project performance, and accountability across the mission portfolio. Received Presidential Commendation.Developed an aggressive, proactive IT Security program in the face of emerging threats.Championed scientific visualization to reduce mission risk. Championed the creation and use of agency-wide engineering parts taxonomies to reduce supply chain costs and reduce a wide range of long duration flight risks.Program executive and engineering coordinator for 20,000 seat Exchange/SharePoint architecture.Emergency communication and crisis management during the Columbia tragedy and both Rita and Katrina.Conceived, secured funding, engineered, and led a “Space Act” consortium to imagine and prototype replacement systems for the next generation of spacecraft. Corporate partners included Dell, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin (LMIT), SAIC, United Space Alliance, and CISCO. The consortium focused on developing agile “state of the shelf” COTS processes and systems to replace those of the Apollo and Shuttle era.

NASA Headquarters 2000 – 2003SAIC/QSS ContractorIT Project Manager for Public Affairs and Human SpaceflightIT project manager for both the Human Spaceflight and Public Affairs organizations at NASA headquarters with responsibility for development, operations, and sustaining engineering.Public Affairs:Managed Webby winning NASA Home Page(www.nasa.gov).Used site survey data (FORESEE) and analytics, usability testing, and RAD prototypes to shape interface and content investment for current agency home page.Led agency effort to develop formal requirements and prototypes for the internal and external portal architecture. Prototyped UPI’s global news production and workflow collaboration tool for NASA HQ and Johnson Space Center for the Space Station.Human Spaceflight:Led RAD team to design and develop Senate-mandated 20,000 seat Management Information System for integrated Space Shuttle and International Space Station program management as well as multiple internal and external websites and web applications.Trouble shooting post production producer for the HD production “Realizing the Dream” for the first ISS launch and related CDRom.Led development and deployment of events management, employee recognition, calendaring, public website, and intranet portal.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

I conceived, organized, and led a consortium with the Music Division of the Library of Congress (LOC) to explore and research the organization, enterprise architecture, interface architecture, integration, metadata, consumer appeal, and distribution of genuinely massive musical multimedia archives. Partners: People: Alan Lomax, Adolph Green, Betty Comden, Lauren Bacall, Issac Stern, Michael Tilson Thomas, Michael Feinstein, Seymour Rexite, Henry Sapoznik, Alyce Myatt; Estates of: Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Aaron Copland, Ann Ronell, and Sholam Segunda Institutions: New York University's Center for Advanced Technology and Bobst Library, New York Public Library, Museum of the City of New York, Harvard Music Library, Yale Music Library, New York Philharmonic Archives, IAVO Institute for Jewish Research; Hebrew Actors Union Corporations: Word Perfect, Deutsche Grammophon, Learn Technologies, Time Warner Interactive, Phillips New MediaWork Products: Leonard Bernstein Digital Archives Video, two interactive demonstrations, Leonard Bernstein website, LOC Gershwin Room introductory video, final evaluation report, Time Warner's "QIN: Tomb of the Middle Kingdom" (sales of 50,000+ and award winning soundtrack), Second Avenue Online (Yiddish musical theater archive), Lomax's "Global Jukebox" and successful NSF grant application

This sweat equity startup focused on products to connect first generation desktops, laptops, palm organizers, and tablet computers to the desktop.Responsible for all executive roles: consulting, sales, sales engineering, marketing, finance, design, product development, QA, and staff. OL2 for Sharp’s Wizard Product LineThis product duplicated the functionality the of Sharp Electronics' Wizard Electronic Organizer and data transfer to PCs and MACs. Marketed by Sharp worldwide, it sold +115,000 copies at $100“Stylus WP” for the Momenta TabletSmallTalk based word processor for first generation pen computer. “APA Style Manual Online” for the American Psychological Association“MergeIt” file transfer product published by Rupp Corporation

I supported ESI’s work with Olympia and York to develop and commercialize a revolutionary multimedia way finding and information system for the World Financial Center. The Electronic Poster and SiteGuide operated at the WFC from 1990 until 9/11/2001.“Electronic Poster”Designed, managed programmers, coded database for site-wide computer graphic announcement and display environment in the World Financial Center.“SiteGuide”Assisted development and installation of interactive video way-finding kiosk system.“MoneyMap”Assisted design and technical management of an advanced multimedia kiosk to provide a rich media “Branch Officer” experience.

New York, Ny, Us

Institute for Learning Technology (ILT), Teachers College, Columbia University, 1986 – 88; Co-founder, Senior Scientist, and CTOThis institute was created to build and evangelize the first college campus-wide integrated network and multimedia production facilities and labs. TechnologyThe network, with its associated multimedia laboratories, ergonomics lab, networked multimedia classrooms, student multimedia and AI development clusters, prototyped the broadband digital multimedia internet that has emerged in the 21st. Partners included IBM, DEC, Apple, and Novell (1.0) while IBM/Microsoft (DOS/Windows 3.0) and Apple (Hypercard) supported our content production environment. ATT invested in an early open source prototype of a full text inversion search engine.Faculty and Affiliate R&D SupportStudent and faculty projects included interactive video projects on Shakespeare, Martin Luther King, a “wired” violin, athletic performance analysis, and script /story oriented AI. Taught courses on network programming, Window’s programming, computer applications and managed technology infusion program.“Beyond Einstein” with Channel 13/WNET, Apple Multimedia Labs: Project prototyped CDRom interface and technology. Referenced in Sueann Ambron and Kristina Hooper. Learning with Interactive Multimedia: Developing and Using Multimedia Tools in Education. Redmond, Wash: Microsoft Press, 1990. ISBN 978-1556152825“WhiteStack” with Jay Iselin, Apple, and the 20th Century Fund: demonstrated the use of hyperlinked multimedia as a methodology to study and present public policy issues.Partners: IBM, Apple, Alan Lomax, The Dalton School, WNET/Channel 13, Bell Labs, Kurtzweil, The Twentieth Century Fund, Russell Sage Foundation, Bank Street College (Palenque), and Apple’s Kristina Hooper Woolsey’s HyperCard Multimedia Lab.

Yale’s Macintosh Evangelist during initial rollout“TinCan”, Yale University; Co-developed and supported terminal emulator connecting the first generation Macintosh to IBM mainframes.Campus wide support for connectivity, file transfer, and applications for the PC and Macintosh supporting Yale’s IBM 370 based switched asynchronous networkDesign team member for transition to first campus wide TCP/IP LANCofounded and co-published “The Macintosh Journal”, a campus newsletter designed to show off the desktop publishing capabilities of the early Macintosh architecture

New Haven, Ct, Us

Yale Medical School - Statistical Programmer/Analyst Epidemiological and clinical outcome statistical programming and research analysis. Glazer, W., Pino, C. and Quinlan, D. “The Reassessment of Chronic Schizophrenic Patients”, Journal of Clinical psychiatry, 1984.

Laboratory, business, and systems programmingDesigned and developed assembler based local area network for 6809-based research computers using millisecond timed multimedia stimuli flowing across an Apple based asynchronous network tied through early SCSI interface to first generation 68000 work stations. Ratliff, R., Pino, C. and Burns, W. “A Cheap Real-Time Cognitive Laboratory System”, Journal of Behavioral Methods and Research, 1985.Wrote extensive review of the use of computers in psychology for MPh thesis.Quinlan, D. and Pino, C., MMPI software review, Computers in Psychiatry and Psychology, 1983.Quinlan, D. and Pino, C. Statistical software review, Computers in Psychiatry and Psychology, 1983.Sys admin for Dec PDP 11/40 cognitive research lab systemsDeveloped interactive video tape system for the analysis of coded family interactions (MA thesis) and commercialized the technology demonstrating the first use of interactive video for real estate walkthroughs; “Cavridex”, Cavri Inc., 1983. Implemented Mac-based animal cognition research systemDeveloped academic journal management database, departmental cash accounting database, and a research management system for alcoholism treatment research.

Designed and developed FORTRAN based system for psychiatric ward managementSystems administrator intern

New York, Ny, Us

Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research 1977-1979 Systems Programmer and Statistical ProgrammerLab automation internship (6502 machine language, DEC 11/20, Unix)Statistical programming and analysisAI/LISP teaching assistantInternet applications and services

Certificate, International Public It Manageemnt

Apa Approved Internship Certificate, Inpatient Clinical Psychology And Testing

Ma, Mph (Abd), Experimental Clinical Psychology And Mathematical Cognitive Psychology

Ms, Experimental Psychology

Bachelor’S Degree, Major: Psychology; Minors: Computer Science, Statistics, Intellectual History

Philiosophy/Psychology

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