Dan is the Founder & CTO of Agile Software, is an award-winning author of a best-selling book on Java and software design and holds 10 US Patents. Dan has a CS degree from William and Mary and a Masters in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University. Dan is recognized as an Oracle Groundbreaker and Java Champion, a "leader and visionary in the Java technology community". -- https://bit.ly/2NZ2LBTDan and his US-based team specialize in web and mobile application development in Java, React, Python/Django, .NET, Ruby, iOS/Android, AWS/Azure and more.Agile Software works for both commercial and government clients, having done recent projects building SaaS web and mobile apps in the EdTech, Cyber Security, and FinTech spaces.Some recent client testimonials:“The Agile Software team blew away our expectations”“You can trust Dan and Agile Software”“Agile Software provided us talented software developers quickly and within budget. A pleasure to work with”“Using an Agile approach, the team guided us through the design and development process and delivered a high quality cloud-based product”“Truly exceptional work!”Learn more here:https://www.agilesoftwaretech.com/Dan is a Senior technology leader and innovator with extensive background and proven record of success in both the large Enterprise as a Principal Engineer as well as in an early stage startup, leading Product definition, Roadmap, Engineering. He is a pragmatic practitioner with proven tech vision. Prior to Agile Software, Dan served as CTO at ThinkFun, leading the Digital Product and Digital Marketing Strategies. Formerly, Dan led the App Platform Engineering team developing JackBe's App Platform and real-time Visual Analytics efforts. Dan also led JackBe's OEM Engineering strategy and technical direction for both front end and server-side efforts. Before joining JackBe, Dan was a Principal Engineer at Sun Microsystems where he was a leader in Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and strategic initiatives in distributed computing. Dan led efforts for Sun's top customers, including Sabre and AOL and contributed to countless others. Dan was awarded "Technology Innovator of the Year" in 2005 in Arlington, VA for his work leading the development of a global messaging infrastructure for Bono and U2's worldwide Vertigo tour. Also in 2005, Dan was the lead architect for Live8's US mobile messaging infrastructure. Through his career, Dan has focused on software patterns and object-oriented technologies, working primarily in Java and Smalltalk.