About Us: A Team of Talented Technologists
Our staff of Java developers, user interface and information architects, testing and documentation personnel have been together for years. The history of the firm starts with its founding in 1998 as a dot-com application service provider -- notably, Bluedog garnered one of the first SAP hosting licenses. After the crash, we paid back our investors, and starting applying our expertise for government and commercial concerns. Now, we offer hosted solutions as well as custom-built ones. See Positions for applying to join the team.
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| Ulrich Boegli | Eamonn Condon | Phil Wubbena | |
Retired World Bank executive with expertise in GIS and other information technologies. Enjoys extensive travel to Europe and other continents. |
Programme Manager for an Irish telecoms company. MBA. Irish born and now based in Dublin. Interests: Travel and adventure, VW camper vans, hiking, |
Portfolio manager, asset-backed securities and general Wall Street type. MBA. Single, living at the beach and working in NYC. Interests: music, kayaking, sailing, all sports (well not hockey), food and libations (not necessarily in that order). |
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| Patrick Coleman | Tom Termini | Kecia Keane | |
Network and systems integration expertise, including Unix and internet infrastructure. MS. Dublin-born blues guitarist. |
Solutions architect and agile Java/SOA design/build expertise. MBA. Married with children. Washington DC native, Dublin bon vivant. Irish-by-marriage. Interests: Australian cattle dogs, cars, mountain biking. |
QA, documentation and training coordinator. |
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Ian Coleman. Java developer. |
Ray Gauss. Java developer. |
Jürgen Lorenz Simon. Java developer. |
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Mark Jackson. Java developer. |
Kieran Kelleher. Java/WebObjects web application solutions development. B.Eng. Married with children. Irish native living in Florida. Interests: Technology, gadgets, outdoors, mountain-biking, travel.
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Mike Detwiler . QA technologist. |
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Investor
After our previous experiences with the first-round investors, we are not keen on that route. However, if money is burning a hole in your pocket, contact us.
News Room
June 28: Government Computer News article on incremental SOA.
May 3: Tom Termini presents at federal CIO council meeting on SOA.
April13: EPA adopts EVM and reference desk model from Workbench.
Jan 19: New release of Workbench, the firm's project and team management web application.
Nov 14: Article in eWeek provides extensive case study on SOA and development project at FTC.
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