Terry Whyte Email & Phone Number

I am one of the founders of Cellbie Ltd. Cellbie came into being as the outgrowth of some Gabitat consulting work. We saw the opportunity to apply the Gabitat core concept of integrating multiple business applications to an new market - the mobile device sales, insurance, logistics and service industry - with an entirely new technology stack. With Cellbie.

I am one of the founders of Gabitat Inc. Gabitat is a team collaboration service, cloud hosted, SaaS model. Gabitat’s unique value proposition is the integration of an enterprise’s business applications into a secure collaboration space where users can share and discuss business objects with their peers or external users, get notifications about unread.

I ran the engineering department that develops the FirstClass and Open Text Social Workplace products, including 4 development teams, a QA team, and a documentation team - about 45 people in total.

Growth at Centrinity led to my promotion to manager of the Protocol Modules team. We built Internet Services, which implemented HTTP, SMTP, POP3, etc. for FirstClass. My group also did Voice Services which added telephony integration to FC, Directory Services which added integration to LDAP & AD, Sync Services which added Active Sync and SyncML, FC.

Worked on a Solaris version of the FirstClass gateway toolkit and Post Office Migrator for Win/Mac. Joined FC server team as lead Mac developer. Moved to team leader of FC Internet Services module which I helped develop into a stable component of the FC server.

Worked on Novell's MHS messaging system. Worked on several releases of the MHS server software (DOS), and eventually became lead developer on MHS Personal. Hired and worked with a consultant on a Macintosh port of MHSP. Built modem handling code for NLM-based replacement for MHS.

I developed device driver software under UNIX that allowed CL's terminal emulator cards to work on UNIX mini/micro computers.

I started with BNR as a coop student working on porting a T1 switching product from mini computers to proprietary NT micros and moving the switch from satellite based to land based slow switches. I then worked fulltime on various products, notably ACD Max a port of automatic call distribution reporting software from minis to micros.