Specializing in Healthcare information delivery with three primary products: Intelligent Delivery System(IDS) is a replacement for my original FaxNet/QuickChart system with additional delivery methods including directly to the physician's EMRs. ChartArchive allows original QuickChart/FaxNet Facilities to de-install the product and still have access to all of the records it contains providing an automated Release of Information delivery system. ChartArchive can also import McKesson's Horizon Patient Folder OneConnect and other EMR systems and make the records available for access and release.

F8 Technologies specializes in delivering software for Real Estate document management.

Created and patented a Automated Medical Record Delivery System (FaxNet/QuickRecord) and licensed it to twenty-five hospital chains including Scripps and Sharp in San Diego, University of Colorado Medical School, and Banner Healthcare Colorado Division. Entered the international market with the licensing of the product by the Cromwell Hospital and NHS in London. I sold QuickRecord to Optio Software in August 2004 and joined them as SVP Healthcare Products.

I founded Epic Development after selling FMG indirectly to Lanier to contract development and maintenance work on the medical management system now called PractiCare I created. I provided development, maintenance, marketing and other services to Lanier to successfully release the product nationally.After Lanier decided to exit the healthcare software business I re-acquired the PractiCare product and formed Datix Corporation to own the product and merged Epic into Datix. Due to poorly written contract, Lanier was able to take the product back. I left and created VertiSoft to create a new medical system for small hospital.

Founded FMG Corporation after leaving Radio Shack to create software and hardware for the TRS-80. Ported CP/M to the platform working with Gary Kildahl at Digital Research. Ported MicroSoft language product to the TRS-80 platform working with Bill Gates and Paul Allen.Purchased Graham-Dorrian Software and re-released the physician billing system as Medical Management System originally on CP/M and MP/M then ported to the IBM-PC. Sold the company to CGA Corp out of Holmdepl NJ which then sold it to Lanier Business Products in Atlanta GA. I then created Epic Development to contract maintenance and development for that product to Lanier.

At Radio Shack I was responsible for the company entering into the personal computer market. I was the originator and co-creator of the world's first home/personal computer the TRS-80 computer and established Tandy Computer Centers for the company.

Joined Radio Shack when they had 35 stores. I was the youngest store manager in their history and worked my way through college working full time and school full time. Was promoted to the corporate office in August 1973 to become Product Manager/Buyer for 22/27/50 series. There I created the original versions of the TRS-80 in my personal time. After my creation, the TRS-80, the most successful product in Radio Shack history, was released, I opened the first TANDY Computers in Tandy Center.

Weekday afternoon and Weekend show on radio station responsible for the full 4-hour show including music and news. FCC Commercial LIcense. This was while in High School.