One year ago...
On other news, as a result of the contracting work I've done for Portal Systems so far, I have been offered a full-time position there, which I happily accepted! ;)
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Professional Life
- [2007] Portal Systems Consulting
A major, ongoing client of mine for software development and SharePoint consulting, including conducting workshops and training for their clients and employees. - [2006] Quotator
Keep your favourite quotes organised and enhance your email signatures with random quotes from your collection. - [2005] SuDoku Pro
The highly addictive puzzle craze—with SuDoku Pro now available for PC!
Projects & Clients
- Adhaero (Hemel Hampstead)
Software localization of (now-defunct) DRM product suite for Microsoft Office (2003, mokka'logic) - Collaborative Commerce Marketplace (Coventry)
On-site consulting and co-development of .NET-based, intelligent supply chain management solution (2005, Tometa) - dSPACE (Paderborn)
Corporate design integration into the SharePoint corporate intranet (March 2007, PSC); development of an Applicants Management System based on SharePoint, .NET WebParts and the Microsoft Business Data Catalog (May through July 2007, PSC) - Gildemeister Seidensticker (Bielefeld)
On-site workshop: SharePoint installation, administration, customization and enterprise search (March 2007, PSC) - Göde Science Trust (Aschaffenburg)
On-site workshop: intranet migration to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (July 2007, PSC) - I&M (Berlin)
Conceptual design, architecture and prototyping of an extensive, all-inclusive online hub to serve the German and European insurance industry (2004-2005, dualogy/aXon) - Ikon (Potsdam)
Design, architecture and co-development of a web-based, custom business-to-business e-commerce solution in the security appliances sector (1999, c:ndg) - Masters Wines (New York)
Business intelligence dashboards with advanced charting, key performance indicators and custom data aggregation (2006, Shedd) - Seminar for Advanced English Studies (Oxford)
Website design and development, custom content management and customer relationship management tailored down to the requirements of SAES (2004, mokka'logic) - Solarlux (Osnabrück)
On-site workshop on SharePoint design customization and live integration of corporate design into SharePoint (August 2007, PSC) - Sony Europe (Berlin)
Development of a "MS Office Online"-lookalike theme for the new SharePoint corporate intranet (February 2007, PSC)
Recent Posts
Online Reading
Persistence .NET
Friends & Partners
- Benjamin Schumann (my brother's photos)
- Carsten Bock
- Christophe Favre
- David Pachali
- Francesc Benavent
- Friedrich Althausen
- Graham Page
- Janet Muth-Dunford
- Jason King
- Jirka Witschak
- Jonas Kwaschik
- Matthias Truxa
- Michel Ajac
- Miriam Muth
- Nick Sutton
- Remco Volwater
- René Behringer
- Stephan Schmuck
- Tim Davies
Offline Reading
Ayn Rand: Atlas Shrugged
The astounding story of a man who said that he would stop the motor of the world---and did. Tremendous in scope, breathtaking in its suspense, it is a mystery story, not about the murder of a man's body, but about the murder---and rebirth---of man's spirit.Steven Johnson: Emergence.
The connected lives of ants, brains, cities and software.Scott A. Shane: Finding Fertile Ground
Identifying Extraordinary Opportunities for New VenturesAntony Flew: How to Think Straight
An Introduction to Critical ReasoningMurray N. Rothbard: Man, Economy, and State with Power and Market (Scholars Edition)
William Poundstone: Prisoner's Dilemma
John von Neumann, game theory, and the puzzle of the bomb.Michael A. Cusumano: The Business of Software.
Makes for in-depth, very informative tech start-up reading about the software industry.David Deutsch: The Fabric of Reality
A startingly integrated, rational and optimistic world view that combines four strands: quantum physics and the theories of knowledge, computation and evolution.Ayn Rand: The Fountainhead
The story of an intransigent young architect, his violent battle against conventional standards, and his explosive love affair with a woman who struggles to defeat him.
Congratulations... for both reasons!
Posted by: Gavin Bowman | 11/17/2006 at 09:54