Prior History

President/CEO
Future Tech Systems, Inc., 1985 - present

Future Tech was established in 1985 as a consulting firm. In 1987, the company was incorporated as Future Tech Systems, Inc. The corporate emphasis has been on leveraging information via ENVISION® a highly adaptable object-oriented meta-modeling system.

While initially addressing the CASE marketplace, this technology has evolved and is now primarily applied to enterprise modeling. Envision readily supports strategic planning, enterprise architecture, business process management, risk management, requirements management & tracking, documentation of best practices, systems engineering, and the development of advanced Executive information Systems [EIS's].

These enterprise modeling capabilities provide a “Visual Information Portal" [VIP] into vital enterprise data and resources. ENVISION VIP enables all levels of users to view and manipulate virtually any type of enterprise data in a natural and intuitive manner.  Potentially as revolutionary as the original spreadsheet, ENVISION VIP offers an environment where all types of enterprise information can be viewed in a natural and intuitive manner.  The ease with which various types of data can be included and user views can be customized suggest an unlimited set of applications.

ENVISION VIP provides a visual portal to your enterprise allowing you to "View Your Information YOUR Way!"

Manager, Software Engineering Technology
Boeing Computer Services, 1976 - 1984

Coordinated technology development and dissemination throughout the federal systems division.  Served as liaison between division and other corporate organizations involved with advanced technology.  Pioneered the development of the first CASE tools and concepts under government contract.  Led ARGUS project, aimed at creating an advanced computer-aided software engineering environment.

Program Manager, Automated Verification Systems
McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics Corporation, 1968-1976

Responsible for design, implementation, testing, validation, and verification of military, space, and commercial software systems. Projects included Army sponsored Software Automated Verification System Study and NASA sponsored study to develop a methodology for producing reliable software.  Spent several years in systems support for large scale mainframe computers.