Brian D. Kane, Ph.D.
711 Delaware Avenue SW
Washington, DC 20024-4205
202.479.0291
bdkane1_@_erols.com
-or- brian_@_astroplace.com
Résumé (MS Word 2000 [97 compatible] format, 64K)
Participated in and led several team development efforts of electronic commerce and n-tier
web-based applications.
Client projects included:
- eFannieMae.com
- MarsMusic.com online store
- iHomeDecor.com Online Store
- Appraisal Subcommittee of the U.S. Department of the Treasury
- Internet Content Rating Association (Formerly RSAC)
- Custom Intranet Project Management tool for Revenue Operations Group within MCI-Worldcom
- Custom Intranet Gateway tool for Financial Services Group within MCI-Worldcom
- Custom Internet Issue Tracking System for Revenue Operations Group within MCI-Worldcom
Issue Tracker is a browser-based tool that facilitates issue management among
small or large user groups. The application allows field users to enter issues
and a "help desk" adminstrator to manage timely issue resolution.
Field users and managers view status of issues via on-line reports. The
application uses an e-mail pager interface for critical issues.
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- Custom Intranet Workflow and time management tool for The Brookstone Company
The Link is a browser-based tool that allows a large collaborative working group
to pass multi-phased work projects amongst one another to completion. User
"inboxes" and a flexible scheduling module allow many different types
of projects operating on separate schedules to be worked concurrently. All
project-related information is tracked in the Link database and is available in
a variety of operational and management reporting formats.
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- Custom Internet CBT tool for Business Services Group within MCI-Worldcom
Application trains end users (sales and sales support reps) on how to use the
OrderManager application, and acts as a ready help reference for field users
involved in performing OE tasks.
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- Astronomy education and reference tools
Typical application architecture consisted of:
- PC/Mac clients
- Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Mac OS
- IE 3.2/4.0, Netscape 3.0/4.0 browsers
- Windows NT Server, or Sun Solaris 7
- MS IIS Web Server, or Netscape Enterprise Server with Dynamo Application Server
- SQL Server 6.5/7.0, or MS Access DB, accessed via ASP using ADO (also DAO and RDO)
- ATG Dynamo Server with JHTML (droplet enabled) pages
- Interwoven TeamSite Web Content Management
Also experienced in:
- UNIX operating systems: Sun Solaris/SparcStation, HP/UX, Linux, Ultrix, AIX.
- Apache/Enterprise web servers for UNIX systems
- Programming languages: FORTRAN, C, Visual Basic, C++, Java
- Scripting languages: VBScript, JavaScript, Perl, Python
- System administration: NT 4.0 Server, UNIX Sun Solaris, Windows 95/98
- Development tools: Visual Studio 6.0 (VB 6.0, InterDev 6.0), HomeSite, Netscape Composer
- Databases: MS Access, SQL Server 6.5
- Lotus Notes R4,R5
- MS Office97; Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator; Paintshop Pro; Seagate Crystal Reports 6.0/7.0
- MS Transaction Server, Index Server
References
- Murali Thirukkonda, Vice President of Technology, Tisani, LLC
Murali.Thirukkonda_@_tisani.com
(301)263-2420
- José Luis Guerrero, Associate Professor of Business, Georgetown University
guerrerj_@_msb.edu
(202)687-4338
- Betsy Silver, Vice President, Operations, PCLC, Inc.
bjs120_@_aol.com
(301)320-2697
- Clyde Sedgwick, Director, eSharp Services, homefair.com
Clyde_@_homefair.com
(888)345-8664
- Ed Daniel, Managing Partner, Convergent Domains, LLC
edaniel_@_convergentdomains.com
(804)915-2327
- Mitch Weisburgh, President, CollegePilot.com
mitchw_@_collegepilot.com
(914)833-0273
- (Personal) Timothy Evanson, Administrator, Federation of Nursing and Health Professionals (AFT)
tevanson_@_aft.org
(202)879-4491
