David Tucker Email & Phone Number

Prosper, TX, US

Working on changing the art of energy production and management using the lasted in AI based software.

7 Star Lodges is building a portfolio of luxury Safari Lodges in Southern Africa.

Prosper, Texas, US

Overseeing the day to day operations as well as product design, development and implementation.

Prosper, Texas, US

Primary and largest investor to-date in Doculife Australia and Doculife Global companies.

Brisbane, Queesnsland, AU

mysafari.pics is a company I set up with my son (Blake) to commercialise photographs taken on African Safari's by skilled amateur photographers.

Redmond, Washington, US

In this role I was responsible for researching and recommending changes in the business case for Microsoft's Skype for Business Online Partner ecosystem.

Redmond, Washington, US

In this role my primary function was the design and initial architecture of Microsoft's Skype for Business Advanced Analytics tool set that would ultimately be the replacement for the Intellectual Property that was acquired from Event Zero (UCC), but implemented at Office 365 scale. The design called for a complete rethink of the entire UCC IP to enable.

Redmond, Washington, US

My primary role here was to help transition the Intellectual Property that Microsoft acquired from Event Zero, and help to smooth the transition from relevant resources across to Microsoft Australia.

Eight Mile Plains, QLD, AU

Event Zero is developing software for massively scalable event collection and real time analysis for use in operational business intelligence and real-time monitoring applications for organizations of all sizes. With a current focus on Operational Awareness of some of Microsoft's most widely deployed products, Event Zero released several products for Lync.

San Jose, California, US

I was the architect responsible for transitioning XtreamLok's licensing technology to Symantec and further developing their licensing technologies for the Symantec consumer business unit.

I was a co-founder, CEO and principle software architect of XtreamLok until the company was purchased by Symantec Corporation in 2005.XtreamLok at the time developed one of the world's most cutting edge consumer licensing technologies capable of scaling up to hundreds of millions of end points. The technology is still in use today at Symantec and is.

iMovie (www.imove.com.au) was at the time - Australia's leading on-line source of movie and cinema related content. The web site contained over 1,000,000 unique pages and was maintained by a team of just 3 people using a custom built technology for content management called MORE (Mutiple Object Relationship Engine). iMovie was sold imovie.com.au to Village.

Westborough, MA, US