EXSYS-CORVID, CLIPS.

2002. CAMBO R&D, process management development for CAMBO's knowledge normalization methodology.

EXSYS-CORVID.

2001 Industrial Design Corporation asked International Cognitive Computing and Associates to design a multi-expert system that would capture the rules by which their engineers conducted business. See video presentation and PCAI magazine articles.

ASP/VAR business model, Point-Of-Vote technology.

2000 Contracted as Business Consultant with Flex Solutions, Scottsdale, AZ. Developed the Flex Solution's ASP/VAR business model that included: Productizing Flex's services, selecting and establishing business relationships with ASP partners, developing an infrastructure for business operations and package the results into an html Web Site for internal access and development. Participated in e-Lection.com client project, Long Island, New York. Developed a technology package titled; Point-Of-Vote technology to satisfy a requirement of Microsoft Corporation for the Youth-e-Vote project.

AION.

1999 Contracted through Andersen Consulting, to LTV Steel, Ohio. Assessment of 10-year-old expert system, engineered with the tool AION, by a programming staff currently not employed with company or available as a resource. There does not exist documentation or knowledge engineering models. Produced new rule sets extracted from legacy expert system and reformatted into AION APPS.

Business Continuity, Business Impact Analysis and Disaster Management.

1998 Contracted with Boeing MDTSC (McDonnell Douglas Technical Services Corporation) to design the technology specifications for a joint proposal to the state of Arizona. The proposal was in response to the State government request for a state wide application of: Business Continuity, Business Impact Analysis and Disaster Management. The technology designs employed the product CAMBO to design, construct, and program and deploy a working knowledge based Information Management system for: Business Continuity, Business Impact Analysis and Disaster Management. The CAMBO: methodology, techniques and tools for multi-expert system generation, provided the framework for the proposed design.

EXPRESSNET.

1997 Sr. Business Analyst, American Express Corp. Phoenix, AZ, brokered by ASA Solutions. Contracted as Business Analyst position for report development

of AOL on-line EXPRESSNET. Customer usage reporting. Interactive Services/Reporting System.

ORACLE, AION, MS/DOS,VISUAL BASIC, Replication and Data Warehousing.

1995-1996 Senior Knowledge Engineer, EDS Corporation Monterey, CA, brokered by Toner Corp. Contracted to design Knowledge Models for integration of ORACLE, AION, MS/DOS,VISUAL BASIC, Distributed (Multiple) Client Server based application processing, to support Replication and Data Warehousing of East Coast versus West Coast Data Bases. Client: Pentagon, DEERS Project, Monterey, California.

SYBASE, POWERBUILDER.

1995. Presbyterian Hospital, Information Systems, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Management Enterprise, Process and Project methodology models.

Distributed Data Base and LANMAN.

1993 Contracted with Scottsdale Insurance Corp. Scottsdale, AZ. to draft a blueprint for the integration and operation of IBM AS400, Distributed Data Base and LANMAN based file server. Contracted to prepare: Cost Benefit Analysis for IBM OS/2 version 2.0 and WINDOWS, desktop publishing, Networking and Texas Instruments IEF.

TERADATA.

1993 Contract with Walsh America, Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona, to model an artificial intelligent agent for accessing a Teradata DB warehouse. The EXPERT system would manage user query requests, through a Q and A cycle of backward and forward chaining rule sets.

ORACLE, AION

1991 International Data Systems Phoenix, AZ. Negotiated partnership with ORACLE and AION corporations to custom design a Multiple EXPERT System Generator, using AION, ORACLE, SQL, FORMS on a MS/DOS PC workstation. Completed phase I development of a prototype design.

Spacecraft Voyager, DEVISER.

1987-1990 Continuing development of CAMBO Multi-EXPERT system generator, engine design and knowledge normalization: methodology, techniques and tools. Jet Propulsion Labs, aerospace div., Spacecraft Voyager, on board EXPERT system, DEVISER. A mission autonomous control multi-expert system.

TODAY 4GL.

1986-1987 County of Santa Clara Assessor's Office, Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA. Architect, Knowledge Engineering new Assessors Tax Roll system. ($72bil) Authored ongoing (open) proposal for project staging.

Project Management EXPERT system.

1985-1986 General Electric, CALMA Company, Santa Clara, CA., Manager, Corporate Strategic Project Management Systems. Negotiated installation and reprogramming of GE CALMA's corporate wide, project management system.

TEKNOWLEDGE Patents on EXPERT systems.

1983-1984 Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA. title Manager Systems Design and Computer Operations. Negotiated outsourcing data center reconstruction and software module programming.

CV attachment

The following exhibits are a detail design view of each resume project.

Each exhibit is explained in a 90-minute video, available upon request

Methodology: Tools and Techniques Development.

EXHIBIT 10.R1; TQM2 features a unique Knowledge Breakdown Structure, called Rosetta Stone to convert business communication from Data to Knowledge based information processing. This conversion process will transpose business knowledge onto Rosetta Stone models that identify and program TASK STEPS into RULE SETS, used to restructure Work Flow Patterns (organizational reengineering) and to produce detail definitions for Intranet navigation and GUI interface.

EXHIBIT-F 10.3c: Assessor Dept., Silicon Valley, California, a view of a Knowledge based development system, including CAMBO's knowledge modeling kernel logic (ROSETTA STONE) for storyboard construction and processing, 4GL to 5GL interface, object orientation, and Knowledge Engineer training. note, a one hour project review VIDEOTAPE, by project team.

EXHIBIT 10.4: Development partnership between, International Data Systems, ORACLE CORP., AION CORP. and International Cognitive Computing for an advanced CASETOOL design, using NEURONET architecture, Object Oriented Knowledge Base, and PC based Distributed Processing, note a 101 screen demo diskette, detailing the interface of CAMBO/ORACLE/SMART CARD/EXPERT Systems design.

EXHIBIT14A: EDS Corp./D.O.D., Monterey, California, ORACLE and AION based Replication and Data Warehousing design models, for the DEERS project.

Research and Science.

EXHIBIT 7a: Stanford University / Teknowledge Inc., EXPERT systems design patents.

EXHIBIT 7c: Jet Propulsion Labs, aerospace div., Voyager on board EXPERT system called DEVISER.

EXHIBIT 7C: Brain Mapping and the development of custom business neuronets.

Prototype Development.

EXHIBIT10.4b: MicroAge Corp., Knowledge design (storyboard modeling) for Order Entry and Tracking.

EXHIBIT10.4c: I.L.X.Corp., Knowledge design (storyboard modeling) for Telemarketing: Leads Entry, Tracking and follow up.

EXHIBIT10.5: Scottsdale Insurance Co., networking overview and custom application development package schema.

EXHIBIT10.9: ABL Inc., business requirement overview, application development plan overview, Order Entry and processing schema.

EXHIBIT11: Hospital information systems using SYBASE/POWERBUILDER, Management Enterprise, Process and Project methodology models.

Japanese Acquisition.

EXHIBIT6A: sale of CAMBO's kernel logic for the design of a self-educating computer system to JGC corporation of Japan. JGC, over a five year period sent 2 to 3 delegations a year to Silicon Valley for review of my design work prior to purchasing.

Inference Engines.

My experience with the design of inference engines began in 1985 at General Electric, CALMA company, Santa Clara, California. Dr. Dick Sears, Ph.D., in Particle Physics, had resigned his position as Chief Engineer at Volvo Corp., Sweden, to assume the role of Chief Design Engineer for the integration of CAD/CAM systems. Dick and I, while working in the same company, were introduced through our relationships with Stanford University. Together we pioneered a new paradigm for the architecture and definition of a human knowledge processing engine. This work included the work of Dr. Steven Veere, JPL, Pasadena, Ca.; DEVISER, the goal processing system aboard spacecraft voyager. This work has continued to be enhanced as described in the listing of EXHIBITS, and today the inference engine design: Methodology, Techniques and Tools are supported by off the shelf software and hardware products. While, the higher level design attributes are governed by the CAMBO knowledge engineering protocols for enterprise storyboard modeling.